Abstract

Let (X,T) and (Y,T*) be topological spaces and let FYX. For each UT, VT*, let (U,V)={fF:f(U)V}. Define the set S={(U,V):UT and VT*}. Then S is a subbasis for a topology, T on F, which is called the open-open topology. We compare T with other topologies and discuss its properties. We also show that T, on H(X), the collection of all self-homeomorphisms on X, is equivalent to the topology induced on H(X) by the Pervin quasi-uniformity on X.