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The cardinal characteristic $\mathfrak r_{(X,f)}$ of a dynamical system
Unfortunately, $\mathfrak r_{(2^\omega,f)}\ge\mathfrak r$. Indeed, let $\mathcal R$ be a family of infinite subsets of $\omega$ such that $|\mathcal R|=\mathfrak r_{(2^\omega,f)}$ and for any $x=(x_n) …
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Bounds for a covering number of the circle group $\mathbb T$ by some its small subgroups
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Bounds for a small cardinal
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What is the smallest density of a metrizable space without countable separation?
Since this problem has an affirmative answer, the last question should have a negative answer and then the smallest density of the space in the first question can be $\frak c^+$.
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Does a continuous map from $\kappa^\omega$ to $[0,1]^\omega$ have a non-scattered fiber?
The continuity of $f$ is not needed. Indeed, suppose to the contrary that $\kappa^\omega$ is a union of the family $\{F_\alpha:\alpha<\frak c\}$ of fibers of $f$. Let $\alpha<\frak c$ be any index. Si …
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Non meager rectangle
I pointed this question to Taras Banakh,
who pointed to me his joint paper with Lyubomyr Zdomskyy “Non-meager free sets for meager relations on Polish spaces” which contains an answer.
Abstract. We …
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