Projective versions of selection principles

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All spaces are assumed to be Tychonoff. A space X is called projectively P (where P is a topological property) if every continuous second countable image of X is P. Characterizations of projectively Menger spaces X in terms of continuous mappings f : X → Rω, of Menger base property with respect to separable pseudometrics and a selection principle restricted to countable covers by cozero sets are given. If all finite powers of X are projectively Menger, then all countable subspaces of Cp (X) have countable fan tightness. The class of projectively Menger spaces contains all Menger spaces as well as all σ-pseudocompact spaces, and all spaces of cardinality less than d. Projective versions of Hurewicz, Rothberger and other selection principles satisfy properties similar to the properties of projectively Menger spaces, as well as some specific properties. Thus, X is projectively Hurewicz iff Cp (X) has the Monotonic Sequence Selection Property in the sense of Scheepers; βX is Rothberger iff X is pseudocompact and projectively Rothberger. Embeddability of the countable fan space Vω into Cp (X) or Cp (X, 2) is characterized in terms of projective properties of X. © 2009 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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Bonanzinga, M., Cammaroto, F., & Matveev, M. (2010). Projective versions of selection principles. Topology and Its Applications, 157(5), 874–893. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.topol.2009.12.004

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