Resolution property in generalized k-spaces (Q1104594)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4056542
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    Resolution property in generalized k-spaces
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4056542

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      Resolution property in generalized k-spaces (English)
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      For a cardinal m, a space is resolvable provided that there exist m pairwise disjoint dense subsets. A resolvable space is by definition a 2- resolvable space. This paper extends the known results that self-dense Hausdorff spaces which are either locally compact or first countable are resolvable. Among other things in this paper, it is shown that all self- dense Hausdorff spaces satisfying a generalized k-space condition are resolvable, and that all self-dense Hausdorff spaces satisfying a generalized sequential space condition are \(\omega\)-resolvable.
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      totally irresolvable space
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      2-resolvable space
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      self-dense Hausdorff spaces
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      generalized k-space condition
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      generalized sequential space condition
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