Nonequality of Dimensions for Metric Spaces
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- On a weak sum theorem in dimension theory
- Axiomatic characterizations of the dimension of metric spaces
- Nonstandard approach to the dimension of a topological space
- More examples of metric spaces where the inductive dimensions disagree
- Some aspects of dimension theory for topological groups
- Zero-dimensional spaces from linear structures
- On the thickness of topological spaces
- Unsymmetric \(T_0\)-quasi-metrics
- Rings of continuous functions with values in an Archimedean ordered field
- A zero-dimensional \(F\)-space that is not strongly zero-dimensional
- Metrizable Spaces where the Inductive Dimensions Disagree
- Rings of Continuous Functions with Values in a Topological Field
- The covering dimension invariants
- Small inductive dimension of completions of metric spaces
- Infinite powers and Cohen reals
- Summary on non-Archimedean valued fields
- New properties of Mrowka’s space $\nu \mu _0$
- Not every 0-dimensional realcompact space is 𝑁-compact
- An example in the dimension theory of metrizable spaces
- A note on the Prabir Roy space
- Imbeddings into topological groups preserving dimensions
- Nonequality of dimensions for metric groups
- The gap between the dimensions of countably paracompact spaces
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