On spaces whose denumerable subspaces are discrete
Let I ⊆ P(ω) be an ideal. We continue our investigation of the class of spaces with the I-ideal convergence property, denoted (I). We show that if I is an analytic, non-countably generated P-ideal then (I) ⊆ s₀. If in addition I is non-pathological and not isomorphic to , then (I) spaces have measure zero. We also present a characterization of the (I) spaces using clopen covers.
A sufficient condition that the product of two compact spaces has the property of weak approximation by points (briefly WAP) is given. It follows that the product of the unit interval with a compact WAP space is also a WAP space.
The aim of the paper is to extend the notion of stratifiability from the category Top of topological spaces to the category CFT of [Chang] fuzzy topological spaces and to develop the corresponding theory.
The structure of sub-, pseudo- and quasimaximal spaces is investigated. A method of constructing non-trivial quasimaximal spaces is presented.
It is proved that, under the Martin’s Axiom, every -space with countable tightness is a subspace of some pseudo-radial space. We also give several characterizations of subspaces of pseudo-radial spaces and conclude that being a subspace of a pseudo-radial space is a local property.
Let B(κ,λ) be the subalgebra of P(κ) generated by . It is shown that if B is any homomorphic image of B(κ,λ) then either or ; moreover, if X is the Stone space of B then either or . This implies the existence of 0-dimensional compact spaces whose cardinality and weight spectra omit lots of singular cardinals of “small” cofinality.
In this paper two new cardinal functions are introduced and investigated. In particular the following two theorems are proved: (i) If is a functionally Hausdorff space then ; (ii) Let be a functionally Hausdorff space with . Then there is a subset of such that and .
The aim of this paper is to show, using the reflection principle, three new cardinal inequalities. These results improve some well-known bounds on the cardinality of Hausdorff spaces.