Non-archimedean nuclearity and spaces of continuous functions (Q1175465)

Let \(X\) be a zero-dimensional topological Hausdorff space. Let \(K\) be a non-archimedean valued, complete field \(K\), non-trivially valued. \(C(X):=\{f: X\to K; f\text{ is continuous}\}\). Let \(\tau_ c\) be the compact-open topology on \(C(X)\), \(\tau_ p\) the topology of pointwise convergence and \(\tau_{\sigma}\) the weak topology. The authors prove: The following are equivalent: (i) the space \((C(X),\tau_ c)\) is nuclear; (ii) every \(\tau_ c\)-bounded subset of \(C(X)\) is \(\tau_ c\)- compactoid; (iii) every compact subset of \(X\) is finite; (iv) on \(C(X)\) the topologies \(\tau_ c\) and \(\tau_ p\) coincide; (v) on \(C(X)\) the topologies \(\tau_ c\) and \(\tau_{\sigma}\) coincide; (vi) every \(\tau_ c\)-compactoid subset of \(C(X)\) is \(\tau_ c\)-compactoid; (vii) every \(\tau_ p\)-compactoid subset of \(C(X)\) is \(\tau_ c\)-compactoid; (viii) the space \((C(X),\tau_ c)\) is of countable type and in \(C(X)\) every \(\tau_ p\)-Cauchy sequence is \(\tau_ c\)-Cauchy.