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Continuous Realcompact Images
by
William Fleissner
University of Kansas
The following question seems near to solution, but there has been no progress in over ten years.
If every continuous Tychonoff image of X is realcompact, must X be Lindelöf?
Yes, if L(X) is at most continuum, or X is countably tight, or X maps continuously onto X2.
Examples suggesting why the question is plausible, and sketches of the proofs of some results will be presented.
Date received: February 25, 2008
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