Neither first countable nor Cech-complete spaces are maximal Tychonoff connected
Dmitri B. Shakhmatov, Michael G. Tkačenko, Vladimir V. Tkachuk, Stephen W. Watson, Richard G. Wilson
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Dmitri B. Shakhmatov, Michael G. Tkačenko, Vladimir V. Tkachuk, Stephen W. Watson, Richard G. Wilson
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A connected Tychonoff space X X is called maximal Tychonoff connected if there is no strictly finer Tychonoff connected topology on X X . We show that if X X is a connected Tychonoff space and X ∈ { X\in \{ locally separable spaces, locally Čech-complete spaces, first countable spaces } \} , then X X is not maximal Tychonoff connected. This result is new even in the cases where X X is compact or metrizable.
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A connected Tychonoff space X X is called maximal Tychonoff connected if there is no strictly finer Tychonoff connected topology on X X . We show that if X X is a connected Tychonoff space and X ∈ { X\in \{ locally separable spaces, locally Čech-complete spaces, first countable spaces } \} , then X X is not maximal Tychonoff connected. This result is new even in the cases where X X is compact or metrizable.
Key concepts: Countable set, Tychonoff space, Mathematics, Discrete mathematics, Pure mathematics, Combinatorics, Topological space