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Co-Absolutes with Homeomorphic Dense Subspaces
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 November 2018
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Recall that the absolute ∈(X) of a regular space X is the unique (up to a homeomorphism) extremally disconnected space whose image is X under a perfect irreducible map. X and Y are co-absolute whenever ∈(X) and ∈(Y) are homeomorphic. Completely regular spaces X and Y are weakly co-absolute whenever βX and βY are co-absolute. For a survey of this area we suggest [6] and [8].
In this paper we prove
THEOREM 1. Suppose, for i ∈ {0, 1};, X(i) is a compact connected linearly ordered space. Then X(0) and X(l) are co-absolute if, and only if, X(0) and X(l) have homeomorphic dense sets.
Making use of Theorem 1 and a result from [7] we give Theorem 2, a cardinal generalization of
COROLLARY 1. Suppose for each i ∈ {0, 1};, X(i) is a Čech-complete space with a Gδ-diagonal.
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