Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5778014 | Topology and its Applications | 2017 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
The Hewitt-Marczewski-Pondiczery theorem states that if X= is the Tychonoff product, where d(Xα)â¤Ïâ¥Ï for all αâA and |A|â¤2Ï, then d(X)â¤Ï.We prove that in the product of discrete spaces Dα=Ï there is a dense countable subset Q=âª{Qk:kâÏ}, the union of disjoint finite sets Qk, satisfying the following conditions:-if FâQ is such that |Fâ©Qk|â¤1 for all kâÏ, then F is a discrete closed in set;-if CâÏ is infinite and for FâQ there is m0âÏ such that |Qkâ©F|â¤m0 for all kâÏ, then âª{Qk:kâC}âF is dense in ;-Q contains no convergent in non-trivial sequences;
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Authors
A.A. Gryzlov,