Monotone normality

Resolvability and Monotone Normality

A space X is said to be κ-resolvable (resp. almost κ-resolvable) if it contains κ dense sets that are pairwise disjoint (resp. almost disjoint over the ideal of nowhere dense subsets). X is maximally resolvable iff it is ∆(X)-resolvable, where ∆(X) = min{|G| : G 6= ∅ open}. We show that every crowded monotonically normal (in short: MN) space is ω-resolvable and almost μ-resolvable, where μ = mi...

Acyclic monotone normality

Moody, P. J. and A. W. Roscoe, Acyclic monotone normality, Topology and its Applications 47 (1992) 53-67. A space X is acyclic monotonically normal if it has a monotonically normal operator M(., .) such that for distinct points x,,, ,x._, in X and x, =x,], n::i M(x,, X\{x,+,}) = (d. It is a property which arises from the study of monotone normality and the condition “chain (F)“. In this paper i...

Monotone versions of δ-normality

According to Mack a space is countably paracompact if and only if its product with [0, 1] is δ-normal, i.e. any two disjoint closed sets, one of which is a regular Gδ-set, can be separated. In studying monotone versions of countable paracompactness, one is naturally led to consider various monotone versions of δ-normality. Such properties are the subject of this paper. We look at how these prop...

Normality, Projective Normality and Egz Theorem

In this note, we prove that the projective normality of (P(V )/G,L), the celebrated theorem of Erdös-Ginzburg-Ziv and normality of an affine semigroup are all equivalent, where V is a finite dimensional representation of a finite cyclic group G over C and L is the descent of the line bundle O(1)⊗|G|.

σ-Normality of Topological Spaces