Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9516959 | Topology and its Applications | 2005 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Let Ï=sup{|D||D discrete,DâR}, the value â permitted. We show (2.2) if Ïâ â, then Ï is a measurable cardinal (and â and all measurable cardinals arise in this way); (3.1) Ï governs the degree to which R is closed under various topological operations. This generalizes known relations between R=α-compact spaces for which Ï= the first measurable cardinal ⩾α, and between R= topologically complete spaces for which Ï=â, to arbitrary R with its Ï.
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Authors
Anthony W. Hager, Richard J. MacKenzie,