On Analogues of Some Classical Subsets of the Real Line
A theorem on the existence of separable supports of \(\sigma\)-finite Borel measures given on metric spaces with small topological weights is applied to constructions of certain analogues of special subsets of the real line (e.g., Lusin sets and Sierpiński sets). The author proves several interesting results, in particular the following one, involving Sierpiński spaces. (A topological space \(E\) is said to be a Sierpiński space if \(E\) does not contain a universal measure zero subspace whose cardinality is equal to \(\text{card}(E)\).) Theorem 4. Let \(E\) be an arbitrary Sierpiński space of cardinality \(\omega_1\). Then we have the equality \(A(E)= B(E)\), where \(A(E)\) denotes the family of analytic sets in \(E\), and \(B(E)\) the family of Borel sets in \(E\).
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