A topological interpretation of t
The author investigates various topological spaces homeomorphic to suitable subsets of the reals (zero-dimensional, separable, metrizable topological spaces). The spaces of his interest have a strong connection with the cardinals \({\mathfrak p}, {\mathfrak t}, {\mathfrak b}, {\mathfrak d},{\mathfrak c}\) associated with infinitary combinatorics. Except of his own results the author mentions results of many other authors working in the investigated branch. Hence the paper can serve as a good source of information concerning the topic. Nevertheless, I think that the work is interesting only to specialists in this branch.
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