Descriptive classes of sets in nonseparable spaces (Q549572): Difference between revisions

This is a survey devoted to a study of classical set theory in non-seprable metrizable or more general topological (Tychonoff) spaces. From the abstract: ``In particular, the theories of \(K\)-analytic spaces and absolute Souslin metrizable spaces give quite interesting results. The spaces which are results of the Souslin operation applied to the families of Borel sets (Čech-analytic spaces) or of resolvable sets in every Tychonoff space allow further generalizations. Many nonseparable Banach spaces with their weak topology may serve as examples of such spaces. We recall a number of results and we point out open questions which seem to make the extension of the classical descriptive set theory and its applications to functional analysis not yet sufficiently complete''. In the first section, the author studies the same problems concerning absolute descriptive classes within metrizable spaces, in particular: (1)~Souslin and discrete-Borel sets in completely metrizable spaces. (2)~Measurable mappings. (3)~Parametrizations of absolute Souslin sets and Souslin bimeasurable mappings. (4)~Preservation of discrete-Borel sets. (5)~Preservation of Borel sets. In the second part, the author discusses problems on descriptive classes of sets in Tychonoff spaces, in particular: (1)~Several types of completeness of Tychonoff spaces. (2)~Absolute \(\mathcal{S(F)}\), \(\mathcal{S(B)}\), and \(\mathcal{S(H)}\) spaces and complete sequences of covers. (3)~Descriptive properties of generalized bi-analytic sets. (4)~Parametrizations of generalized analytic spaces. (5)~Preservation of generalized analytic spaces. (6)~Preservation of Borel sets. (7)~Subclasses of absolute \(\mathcal{S(H)}\) spaces.