We show, in particular, that if X is a zero-dimensional second countable space without isolated points, then each point of the remainder of the space Ξ²X is a non-normality point of Ξ²X.
Note on hereditary normality of product spaces
β Scribed by A. Okuyama; S. Watson
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 397 KB
- Volume
- 82
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0166-8641
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β¦ Synopsis
In 1964 K. Morita introduced the concept of P(m)-spaces which characterized the normality of products with any metrizable space of weight < m. Especially, a topological space X is a normal P(No)-space if and only if X x Y is normal for any separable metrizable space Y. Okuyama (1991) introduced a similar notion of weak P(No)-spaces which concerned the paracompactness of products with any K-analytic space.
In this note, we show the difference of P(No)-spaces and weak P(No)-spaces, and also characterize a topological space X such that X x Y is hereditarily normal for any hereditarily normal, weak P(No)-space Y.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
We show, in particular, that if X is a locally compact second countable space without isolated points, then each point of the remainder of the space /?X is a nonnormality point of PX.