Maps coabsolute with projections parallel to Cantor's perfect set (Q1263829)

Assume X, Y and Z are compact Hausdorff spaces. A continuous mapping f from Y onto X is coabsolute with a continuous mapping g from Z onto X if there exists an isomorphism h of the Boolean algebra RO(X) of regular- open subsets of Y onto the Boolean algebra RO(Z) of regular-open subsets of Z, such that \(h\circ f^*=g^*\), where \(f^*\) and \(g^*\) stand for the homomorphisms induced by f and g respectively. The author proves that if \(c(X)=\aleph_ 0\), then a skeletal mapping f from Y onto X is coabsolute with the projection of the product \(X\times D^{\omega}\) onto X iff the following conditions holds true: (1) there exists a countable family P of open subsets of Y such that \(\{U\cap f^{-1}(V):\) \(U\in P\) and V is open in \(X\}\) is a \(\pi\)-base in Y; (2) for every non-empty open set \(U\subset Y\) there exist disjoint open sets V,W\(\subset U\) such that Int(f(V)\(\cap f(W))\neq \emptyset\). In fact, by the use of the forcing method, there is obtained some more general result. In particular there are formulated some conditions under which the projection parallel to \(D^{\omega}\) is coabsolute with the projection parallel to \(D^{\omega_ 1}\).