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<title>On the generalization of the approximate continuity</title>
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Loranty, Anna
This paper contains the concept of the generalization of the ap-&#13;
proximate continuity. The main result concerns that this continuity is equiv-&#13;
alent to continuity with respect to some type density topology
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<title>Ideal Convergence of Sequences and Some of its Applications</title>
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Balcerzak, Marek; Filipczak, Małgorzata
We give a short survey of results on ideal convergence with some&#13;
applications. In particular, we present a contribution of mathematicians from Łódź to these investigations during the recent 16 years.
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Kierus, Alicja
This paper contains constructions of some non-measurable sets,&#13;
based on classical Vitali’s and Bernstein’s constructions (see for example [6]).&#13;
This constructions probably belong to mathematical folklore, but as far as&#13;
we know they are rather hard to be found in literature. It seems that the&#13;
constructed sets can be used as examples in some interesting situations.
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Tchuenche, Jean M.
A simple age-dependent population dynamics model with an additional structure or physiological variable is presented in its variational formulation. Although the model is well-posed, the closed form solution with space variable is difficult to obtain  explicitly, we prove the uniqueness of its solutions using the fundamental Green’s formula. The space  variable is taken into account in the extended model with the assumption that the coefficient of diffusivity is unity.
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