Marczewski's Separability Theorem

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The Separabilitätssatz of Marczewski ( English Marczewski's separability theorem ) - as a set of Marczewski called - is a tenet of mathematical sub-region of the general topology . It goes back to a work by the Polish mathematician Edward Marczewski from 1947 and deals with the problem of the separability of the product of certain topological spaces .

Formulation of the sentence

The sentence can be summarized as follows:

Let there be a non-empty family of Hausdorff rooms , all of which should consist of two or more elements , and let it be
their topological product .
Then:
The product space is separable if and only if each of the spaces is separable and if, moreover, the index set has at most the thickness of the continuum .

Related sentence

A theorem that is closely related to Marczewski's Separability Theorem is the following, which some authors call the Hewitt – Marczewski – Pondiczery Theorem ( English Hewitt – Marczewski – Pondiczery theorem ):

If an infinite cardinal number and is the product of topological spaces and these spaces all contain dense subsets whose thickness is at most , then the product space in turn includes a dense subset whose thickness is at most .

Note on naming

Kenneth Allen Ross and Arthur Harold Stone attribute the separability theorem to the American mathematician Ralph Boas , whose work from 1944 - which Boas published under the pseudonym ES Pondiczery - also contains this result.

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See also

Individual evidence

  1. ^ WW Comfort: A short proof of Marczewski's separability theorem. Amer. Math. Monthly 76, pp. 1041 ff
  2. a b c J. Heine: Topology and Functional Analysis. 2002, p. 157
  3. Stephen Willard: General Topology. 1978, p. 109
  4. AA Gryzlov: On dense subsets of Tychonoff products. , Topology Appl. 170, p. 86 ff
  5. ^ KA Ross, AH Stone: Products of separable spaces. , Amer. Math. Monthly 71, p. 399