Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society · 1980 · 48 citations · 10 references
Mathematical ProgrammingProvisional SolutionComputational Complexity TheoryEngineeringInvariant MeasuresSet-theoretic TopologyMany Well-known ProblemsComputational ComplexityTime ComplexityAlgorithmic Information TheoryNormalized CollectionGeneral Topology
The Product Measure Extension Axiom (PMEA), whose consistency would follow from the existence of a strongly compact cardinal, implies that every normalized collection of sets in a space of character less than the continuum is well separated. Consistency of PMEA would thus solve many well-known problems of general topology, including that of whether every first countable normal space is collectionwise normal, as well as the normal Moore space problem.
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