Infinite games and quasi-uniform box products

We introduce new infinite games, played in a quasi-uniform space, that generalise the proximal game to the framework of quasi-uniform spaces. We then introduce bi-proximal spaces, a concept that generalises proximal spaces to the quasi-uniform setting. We show that every bi-proximal space is a W-space and as consequence of this, the bi-proximal property is preserved under Σ-products and closed subsets. It is known that the Sorgenfrey line is almost proximal but not proximal. However, in this paper we show that the Sorgenfrey line is bi-proximal, which shows that our concept of bi-proximal spaces is more general than that of proximal spaces. We then present separation properties of certain bi-proximal spaces and apply them to quasi-uniform box products.

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