PFA implies a class of hereditarily Lindelof spaces are D spaces
Speaker:
Yinhe Peng, University of Toronto
Date and Time:
Friday, September 22, 2017 - 1:30pm to 3:00pm
Location:
Fields Institute, Room 210
Abstract:
For a space X, OSM_X asserts that for any open neighbourhood assignment (or open set mapping) N, there is a partition of X into countably many pieces such that for each x, y in the same piece, either x is in N(y) or y is in N(x).
We introduce a property that will force OSM under PFA. We then use OSM to imply D, assuming additional properties (e.g., sub-Sorgenfrey).