Products of uniform spaces (Summary)
In ZF (i.e., Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory without the Axiom of Choice) the following statements are shown to be equivalent: (i) The axiom of dependent choice. (ii) Products of compact Hausdorff spaces are Baire. (iii) Products of pseudocompact spaces are Baire. (iv) Products of countably compact, regular spaces are Baire. (v) Products of regular-closed spaces are Baire. (vi) Products of Čech-complete spaces are Baire. (vii) Products of pseudo-complete spaces are Baire.
If a metrizable space is dense in a metrizable space , then is called a metric extension of . If and are metric extensions of and there is a continuous map of into keeping pointwise fixed, we write . If is noncompact and metrizable, then denotes the set of metric extensions of , where and are identified if and , i.e., if there is a homeomorphism of onto keeping pointwise fixed. is a large complicated poset studied extensively by V. Bel’nov [The structure of...
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