An elementary proof of the Borel isomorphism theorem
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We present a very elementary proof of the Borel isomorphism theorem. The traditional and more well known proof of this theorem uses the first separation principle for analytic sets. A proof avoiding the first separation principle is also known [\textit{K. Kuratowski}, Topology. Vol. I (1966; Zbl 0158.408)]. Our proof is perhaps the simplest.
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