Bourbaki

Exercise 7, § 11

General Topology, I, 156

Let X, Y be two connected spaces and ff a mapping of X×YX \times Y into a topological space Z such that all the partial mappings f(0,y):X→Z,f(x,0):Y→Zf(0, y) : X \to Z, f(x, 0) : Y \to Z (x∈Y,y∈Yx \in Y, y \in Y) are continuous. Show that f(X×Y)f(X \times Y) is connected.

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