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name: Has a countable network | ||
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- mr: 1039321 | ||
name: General Topology (Engelking, 1989) | ||
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A space with a (finite or infinite) countable network. | ||
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A family $\mathcal N$ of subsets of $X$ is called a *network* if every open set is the union of a subfamily of $\mathcal N$. That is, for every open set $U$ and point $x\in U$ there is some $A\in\mathcal N$ with $x\in A\subseteq U$. | ||
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Defined on page 127 of {{mr:1039321}}. |
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P000180: true | ||
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- mr: 1039321 | ||
name: General Topology (Engelking, 1989) | ||
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Every subset of a {P57} space is {P57}, hence {P26}. | ||
Having a countable network is a hereditary property; and a space with a countable network is {P26}, since choosing one point from each element of the network provides a dense set in $X$. | ||
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See page 127 and the diagram on page 225 in {{mr:1039321}}. |
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- mr: 2048350 | ||
name: General Topology (Willard) | ||
- mr: 1039321 | ||
name: General Topology (Engelking, 1989) | ||
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Being second countable is a hereditary property, and second countable implies Lindelöf by 16.9 in {{mr:2048350}}. | ||
Having a countable network is a hereditary property; and a space with a countable network is {P18}, as shown for example in Theorem 3.8.12 of {{mr:1039321}}. | ||
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See also the diagram on page 225 in {{mr:1039321}}. |
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name: General Topology (Engelking, 1989) | ||
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See page 127 in {{mr:1039321}}. |