Statement:
MC(ℵ0,∞), Countable axiom of multiple choice: For every denumerable set X of non-empty sets there is a function f such that for all y∈X, f(y) is a non-empty finite subset of y.
Howard_Rubin_Number: 126
Parameter(s): This form does not depend on parameters
This form's transferability is: Unknown
This form's negation transferability is: Negation Transferable
Article Citations:
Brunner-1984d: Positive functionals and the axiom of choice
Blass-1979: Injectivity, projectivity and the axiom of choice
Book references
Note connections:
Howard-Rubin Number | Statement | References |
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126 A | Every positive functional on a B-lattice iscontinuous. Brunner [1984d] and Note 16. |
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126 B | Form 131 +Form 350. Keremedis [1999a] andNote 132. |
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126 C | FSCB +Form 131.FSCB is``Every separable first countable space (X,T) has adenumerable π-base.'' Keremedis [1999a] and Note 132. |
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126 D | For every denumerable family A of disjoint non-emptysets there is an infinite set C⊂⋃A such that for everya∈A, 0≤|C∩a|<ω. Keremedis [1999a] and Note 132. |
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126 E | If (X,T) is a topological space, then for everyfamily D={Di:i∈ω} of dense open sets ofX, there is a countable dense set S⊆X such that for alli∈ω and for all but finitely many s∈S, s∈Di.Keremedis [1999a] and Note 132. |
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126 F | Every denumerable family of sets havingthe sfip also has a pseudo-intersection. Keremedis [1999a] andNote 132. |
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126 G | DUN(ω): The countable disjoint union ofnormal topological spaces is normal.Howard/Keremedis/Rubin/Rubin [1998a] and Note 141. |
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126 H | DUU(ω): If C is a countable collectionof pairwise disjoint topological spaces each of which satisfiesUrysohn's lemma, then the disjoint union of thespaces in C satisfies Urysohn's lemma.Howard/Keremedis/Rubin\slash Rubin [1998a] and Note 141. |
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126 I | DUT(ω): If C is a countable collectionof pairwise disjoint topological spaces each of which satisfiesthe Tietze-Urysohn extension theorem, then the disjoint unionof the spaces in C satisfies the Tietze-Urysohn extension theorem.Howard/Keremedis/Rubin/Rubin [1998a] and Note 141. |
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126 J | Fσ subsets of paracompact spaces areparacompact. Howard/Kereme\-dis\slash Rubin/Rubin [1997b] andNote 141. |
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126 K | Fσ subsets of metacompact spaces aremetacompact. Howard/Kereme\-dis/Rubin/Rubin [1997b] andNote 141. |
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126 L | No maximal closed free filter in a T1topological space has a countable filter base. Keremedis/Tachtsis [1999b] and Note 10. |
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126 M | Weierstrass compact pseudometric spaces arecountably compact. Keremedis [1999a] and notes 6 and10. |
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126 N | Weierstrass compact pseudometric spaces arecompact. Keremedis [1999a] and notes 6 and 10. |
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126 O | Every compact pseudometric space has a densesubset which can be written as a countable union of finite sets.Keremedis [1999a] and Note 10. |
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126 P | Every compact pseudometric space has a densesubset which can be written as a well ordered union of finitesets. Keremedis [1999a] and Note 10. |
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