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An L space with a d-separable square
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Justin Tatch Moore
Cornell University
Tkachuk asked whether there is a ZFC example of a T3 space with the property that it does not have a s-discrete dense subset but whose Cartesian square does. I will show that my construction of a hereditarily Lindelöf, non separable space has a s-discrete dense set in its square and hence provides a positive answer. In fact the space in question has the property that any subset of its square which does not have uncountable horizonal or vertical sections is s-discrete.
Date received: February 26, 2008
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