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On a probabilistic problem on finite semigroups

Attila Nagy, Csaba Tóth (2023)

Commentationes Mathematicae Universitatis Carolinae

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We deal with the following problem: how does the structure of a finite semigroup S depend on the probability that two elements selected at random from S , with replacement, define the same inner right translation of S . We solve a subcase of this problem. As the main result of the paper, we show how to construct not necessarily finite medial semigroups in which the index of the kernel of the right regular representation equals two.

Point-countable π-bases in first countable and similar spaces

V. V. Tkachuk (2005)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

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It is a classical result of Shapirovsky that any compact space of countable tightness has a point-countable π-base. We look at general spaces with point-countable π-bases and prove, in particular, that, under the Continuum Hypothesis, any Lindelöf first countable space has a point-countable π-base. We also analyze when the function space C p ( X ) has a point-countable π -base, giving a criterion for this in terms of the topology of X when l*(X) = ω. Dealing with point-countable π-bases makes...

In search for Lindelöf C p ’s

Raushan Z. Buzyakova (2004)

Commentationes Mathematicae Universitatis Carolinae

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It is shown that if X is a first-countable countably compact subspace of ordinals then C p ( X ) is Lindelöf. This result is used to construct an example of a countably compact space X such that the extent of C p ( X ) is less than the Lindelöf number of C p ( X ) . This example answers negatively Reznichenko’s question whether Baturov’s theorem holds for countably compact spaces.

A remark on the tightness of products

Oleg Okunev (1996)

Commentationes Mathematicae Universitatis Carolinae

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We observe the existence of a σ -compact, separable topological group G and a countable topological group H such that the tightness of G is countable, but the tightness of G × H is equal to 𝔠 .