Some selection principles defined by networks.
In [Sch1] a new systematic description of covering properties in terms of selection principles has been introduced. Later, this approach has been extended to non-covering properties. Given two collections
and
of some particular subfamilies or subsets of a space
, Scheepers introduce the following notation:
- [
]: For every sequence
of elements of
there exists
,
, such that
belongs to
. - [
]: For every sequence
of elements of
there exists a finite subset
,
, such that
belongs to
. - [
]: For every sequence
of elements of
there exists a finite subset
,
, such that
belongs to
.
Recall that a
-cover of a space
a particular cover such that each point of
belongs to all but finitely many members of the cover. If
is the family of all open covers and
is the family of all
-covers of a space
, then the selection pricinples
,
, denote Rothberger, Menger and Hurewicz property, respectively.
A space
is M-separable (see [BBM]) if it satisfies the selection principle
, where
is the collection of all dense subsets of
. Every space having a countable base is M-separable but not every space with countable network weight is M-separable. We present a new Menger-type property defined by networks, called M-nw-selective property, such that every M-nw-selective space has countable network weight and is M-separable. By analogy, H- and R- nw-selective spaces for Hurewicz and Rothberger type properties are considered.
In [BG, BGZ] several properties of the new classes of spaces are studied and some questions are posed.
Also, in [ABG] the new topological games called R-nw-selective game and the M-nw-selective game that naturally arise from the corresponding selection principles involving networks are introduced and investigated.
[Sch1] M. Scheepers, Combinatorics of open covers I: Ramsey Theory, Topology and its Applications, 69 (1996) 31-62.
[BBM] A. Bella, M. Bonanzinga, M.V. Matveev, Variations of selective separability, Topology and its Applications, 156 (2009) 1241-1252.
[BG] M. Bonanzinga, D. Giacopello, A generalization of M-separability by networks, Atti della Accademia Peloritana dei Pericolanti, 101, 2, A11 (2023).
[ABG] L. F. Aurichi, M. Bonanzinga. D. Giacopello, On some topological games involving networks, Topology and its Applications, accepted.
[BGZ] M. Bonanzinga, D. Giacopello, L. Zdomskyy, On M-nw-selection, preprint.