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We study topological spaces that can be represented as the union of a finite collection of dense metrizable subspaces. The assumption that the subspaces are dense in the union plays a crucial role below. In particular, Example 3.1 shows that a paracompact space which is the union of two dense metrizable subspaces need not be a -space. However, if a normal space is the union of a finite family of dense subspaces each of which is metrizable by a complete metric, then is also metrizable by...
We prove that any topological group of a non-measurable cardinality is hereditarily paracompact and strongly σ-discrete as soon as it is submaximal. Consequently, such a group is zero-dimensional. Examples of uncountable maximal separable spaces are constructed in ZFC.
We prove that every countably compact AP-space is Fréchet-Urysohn. It is also established that if is a paracompact space and is AP, then is a Hurewicz space. We show that every scattered space is WAP and give an example of a hereditarily WAP-space which is not an AP-space.
We consider the question: when does a Ψ-space satisfy property (a)? We show that if then the Ψ-space Ψ(A) satisfies property (a), but in some Cohen models the negation of CH holds and every uncountable Ψ-space fails to satisfy property (a). We also show that in a model of Fleissner and Miller there exists a Ψ-space of cardinality which has property (a). We extend a theorem of Matveev relating the existence of certain closed discrete subsets with the failure of property (a).
We investigate the question of the title. While it is immediate that CH yields a positive answer we discover that the situation under the negation of CH holds some surprises.
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