The authors deal with function and set universals. Their main results connect the metrisability of the space \(X\) with properties of the parametrising space \(Y\). They show that a space \(X\) is metrizable if and only if it has a zero-set universal parametrised by a \(\sigma\)-compact space. The authors show also that if we weaken the condition on the parametrizing space to Lindelöf-\(\Sigma\) space, then \(X\) will not necessarily be a metrizable space, but it has a \(\sigma\)-disjoint basis.
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