Hausdorff's G δ theorem

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The -Satz of Hausdorff is a sentence from the mathematical branch of topology . It was published in the Fundamenta Mathematicae by Felix Hausdorff in 1924 . The -Satz is also the Russian mathematician by some authors Paul Alexandroff attributed that the sentence for the separable case for the special case, that is Polish areas had proved.

Formulation of the sentence

In a complete metric space , a subspace that is a set , i.e. the intersection of countably many open subsets , can always be completely metrized .

reversal

The -theorem has a certain inversion in the Mazurkiewicz theorem, which was proven by Stefan Mazurkiewicz :

In a metric space , every fully metrizable subspace is a -set.

Inference

From the -theorem it follows immediately that the set of irrational numbers

with that of deriving subspace topology is completely metrizable. This can be shown constructively by specifying a homeomorphism to the Baire space .

literature

Original work

Books

  • Felix Hausdorff: Collected Works. Including the philosophical and literary writings published under the pseudonym Paul Mongré and selected texts from the estate. Volume 3: Set theory (1927, 1935), descriptive set theory and topology. Edited by Ulrich Feigner, Horst Herrlich, Mirek Hušek, Vladimir Kanovei, Peter Koepke, Gerhard Preuß , Walter Purkert and Erhard Scholz . Springer, Berlin et al. 2008, ISBN 978-3-540-76806-7 .
  • Stephen Willard : General Topology. Addison-Wesley, Reading MA et al. 1970.

Individual evidence

  1. Vladimir Kanovei, Walter Purkert: Set theory - historical introduction. In: Hausdorff: Collected works. Volume 3. 2008, pp. 1-40, here p. 17; Hausdorff: The sets G δ in complete spaces. In: Hausdorff: Collected works. Volume 3. 2008, pp. 443-453, here pp. 445-447.
  2. Hausdorff: The sets G δ in complete spaces. 1924, pp. 146-148.
  3. ^ About Willard: General Topology. 1970, pp. 179, 310.
  4. Hausdorff: The sets G δ in complete spaces. 1924, pp. 146–148, here p. 146.
  5. ^ Mazurkiewicz: On Borel sets. 1916, pp. 490-494.
  6. ^ Willard: General Topology. 1970, pp. 179, 310-311.
  7. ^ Willard: General Topology. 1970, p. 182.