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Is it true in ZFC that every normal submaximal space of non-measurable cardinality is hereditarily realcompact? This question (posed by O. T. Alas et al. (2002)) is given a complete affirmative answer, for a wider class of spaces. In fact, this answer is a part of a bi-conditional statement: A normal nodec space X is hereditarily realcompact if and only if it is realcompact if and only if every closed discrete (or nowhere dense) subset of X has non-measurable cardinality.
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