Weakly infinite dimensional subsets of R^ N
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Abstract: The Continuum Hypothesis implies an Erd"os-Sierpi'nski like duality between the ideal of first category subsets of , and the ideal of countable dimensional subsets of . The algebraic sum of a Hurewicz subset - a dimension theoretic analogue of Sierpinski sets and Lusin sets - of with any compactly countable dimensional subset of has first category.
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