On some representations of the pseudointerior of the Hilbert cube in the space of probability measures
For an infinite metrizable compactum \(X\) and a Borel set \(A \subset X\), \(P(A)\) and \(\widehat P(A)\) denote, respectively, the compact space of probability Borel measures on \(X\) and the subset of this space formed by all measures supported on \(A\). It is proved that if \(X\) has no isolated points and a set \(A\subset X\) is at most countable, then the couple \((P(X), \widehat P(X \smallsetminus A))\) is homeomorphic to the couple \((\prod^\infty_{i=1} [0,1], \prod^\infty_{i=1} ]0,1[)\).
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