Function spaces and local properties
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Abstract: If is compact metrizable and has finite fd-height then the unit interval, , -dominates , in other words, there is a continuous linear map of onto . If the unit interval -dominates a space then is compact metrizable and has countable fd-height. Similar results are given for spaces -dominated by the reals.
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