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Continuum theory, point-set topology, spaces with algebraic structure, foundations, dimension theory, local and global properties.
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Is there a natural topology for sets of topological spaces?
There is no topology on the set of all [compact] topological spaces, because there is no set of all [compact] topological spaces.
Given a set of topological spaces, consider the power set of its union …
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Compactly generated and paracompact $\Rightarrow$ Hausdorff?
Questions like these are easily answered with a search of pi-Base:
π-Base, Search for $k_3$-space+Paracompact+~$T_2$
Six counterexamples are listed there today, including Tyrone's example. I'll sugges …
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Is the Fortissimo space on discrete $\omega_1$ radial?
Summarizing comments as an answer.
The standard interpretation of radial does not require that $\alpha\mapsto a_\alpha$ be continuous. Therefore, the Fortissimo space is radial, despite the lack of no …
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Countable chain condition in topology
Spearable implies ccc is theorem T21 of pi-Base, which references Counterexamples. The book doesn't provide a proof, but the result is standard. (Take a collection of pairwise disjoint open sets, if …
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Is a Hausdorff separable topological space that is uniform and complete necessarily a Polish...
Questions like these are often answerable by a search of the pi-Base (noting that every Hausdorff paracompact space is completely uniformizable): https://topology.pi-base.org/spaces?q=%20hausdorff%2B% …
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Why study finite topological spaces?
This question came to mind upon M W's answer to this recent Math.SE question - the question asked about finite spaces, but it was pointed out that all that was really needed was the Alexandrov propert …
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Reference for k-Hausdorff (in terms of compact T2 images)
To not leave my question unanswered, I'll note that @Tryone suggested a couple of references in comments to the question.
In particular, while I do not have a copy of the paper itself, this zbMath rev …
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Must US extremally disconnected spaces be sequentially discrete?
KP answered the question, and in fact provided the answer to a stronger question: his space is strongly KC, showing that Hausdorff is quite necessary to show extremally disconnected spaces are both to …
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Does there exist a non-hemicompact regular space for which the 2nd player in the $K$-Rothber...
Writing up a direct proof for Rothberger based upon Caruvana's references.
It's unclear why I didn't think to try it, but it's much easier to think about the K-Rothberger game in terms of its dual - b …
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Hereditarily locally connected spaces
Let $X$ be a set, and let $\kappa$ be an infinite cardinal. Say sets in $X$ are closed if their cardinality is at most $\kappa$. (This class includes discrete spaces as you mentioned as well as spaces …
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Connected space being not locally connected at each point
The closed topologist's sine curve is the classic example of a connected but not locally connected space. But local neighborhoods away from the y-axis are copies of $\mathbb R$, which is connected.
To …
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Pixley and Roy article request
I was visiting Auburn today and obtained a scan.
https://github.com/StevenClontz/research/blob/master/miscellaneous/SKM_C650i23042612550.pdf
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Almost compact sets
I don't specifically recall "almost compact" in the literature, but it's quite natural as it relates to "almost Menger" and "almost Lindelof".
In general, relative compactness is not equivalent to a s …
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What are the names of the following classes of topological spaces?
For (1), $\omega$ bounded.
I'm unaware of names for the other concepts.
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On the Menger property and the Alexandroff duplicate
The reference is here, provided you cannot find anything more classical.
Every closed subset of a Menger set is Menger. Thus if $A(X)$ is Menger, then its closed subset $X\times\{0\}\cong X$ is Menger …