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Semi-stratifiable spaces with monotonically normal compactifications (English)
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8 December 2015
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Suppose that \(H\) is a semi-stratifiable subspace of a compact, monotonically normal space. Then \(H\) is first countable and is the union of a family of dense metrisable subspaces. Furthermore, \(H\) is metrisable if any one of the following holds: there is a \(\sigma\)-locally finite cover of \(H\) by closed metrisable subsets; there is a \(\sigma\)-locally finite cover of \(H\) by compact subsets; \(H\) is \(\sigma\)-discrete; \(H\) is scattered; \(H\) is \(\sigma\)-compact. The key to the proof is Rudin's theorem that states that any compact, monotonically normal space is the continuous image of a compact, linearly ordered topological space.
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monotonically normal
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monotonically normal compactification
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Rudin's solution of Nikiel's problem
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metrisable spaces
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countable subspace
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\(\sigma\)-discrete space
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semi-stratifiable
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stratifiable
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scattered
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dense metrisable subset
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generalised ordered space
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