Super-remote points

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Authors Sergei Logunov

Publication date 27 September 2013

Published in Topology Proceedings (Search for Journal in Brave)

zbMATH Keywords

\(\beta\)-nowhere dense setmetrizable spaceremote pointsuper-remote pointweak \(P\)-point

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Extensions of spaces (compactifications, supercompactifications, completions, etc.) (54D35) Remainders in general topology (54D40)

Review text

The main purpose of the paper is to introduce a certain kind of points in the remainder of a non-compact metrizable space. The author calls them \textit{super-remote points}. It is shown (Theorem 1.1.) that every non-compact metrizable space has super-remote points in its remainder. It is also shown that if \(X\) is metrizable and nowhere \(ccc\), then every super-remote point of \(X^*\) is not in the closure of any \(ccc\) subset of \(\beta X \setminus \{p\}\). This result partially answers a question posed by \textit{J. van Mill} in [Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 273, 657--678 (1982; Zbl 0498.54022)].

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