Spaces with a property related to uniformly local finiteness
Spaces with a property related to uniformly local finiteness
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具有与均匀局部有限性相关的属性的空间
DOI:
10.21099/tkbjm/1496159449
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发表时间:
1982
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0.7
通讯作者:
T. Hoshina
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作者:
T. Hoshina
$X$ is uniformly locally finite, then $X$ is said to have property $(U)$ . These notions are defined in K. Morita [10], and it is pointed out there that every M-space or every strongly normal ( $=collectionwise$ normal and countably paracompact) space is a space with property $(U)$ , and such a space is expandable in the sense of L. L. Krajewski [7]. Hence for normal spaces property $(U)$ , expandability and strong normality all coincide with each other by a well-known theorem of M. Kat\v{e}tov [6], and so a question was posed by Morita [10] to find a condition which, together with expandability, is equivalent to property $(U)$ . The purpose of this paper is to investigate spaces with property $(U)$ , mainly by defining a new notion of U-embedding which is a generalization of P-embedding; a subspace $A$ of a space $X$ is said to be U-embedded in $X$ if every uniformly locally finite collection of subsets of $A$ is uniformly locally finite also in $X$ In \S 1 we treat spaces having a property that every discrete collection of subsets is uniformly locally finite, which we call spaces with property $(U)^{*}$ . By C. H. Dowker [1], collectionwise normal spaces are precisely those spaces any of whose closed set is P-embedded. Being motivated with this result we shall establish a theorem that a space $X$ has property $(U)^{*}$ iff any closed set of $X$ is U-embedded in $X$, and then it will be shown that a space has property $(U)$ iff it has property $(U)^{*}$ and is a cb-space in the sense of J. Mack [9]; the latter is a quite analogue to a theorem of Krajewski [7] that a space is expandable iff it is discretely expandable and countably paracompact. In \S 2 we shall give another description of spaces with property $(U)$ , which is an answer to the question of Morita above, by defining spaces with weak property $(U)$ that include all M’-spaces [5] and all extremally disconnected spaces.