Finite-basis conjecture for functions beyond every countable Baire class

For a countable ordinal α<ω1\alpha<\omega_1, consider the class of functions that are not of Baire class α\alpha, ordered by topological embeddability. A finite basis for an upward-closed class means a finite collection of functions such that every member of the class contains one of them under topological embeddability, and every function containing one of them belongs to the class. Finite-basis conjecture. For every α<ω1\alpha<\omega_1, the class of functions that are not Baire class α\alpha admits a finite basis for topological embeddability. The conjecture generalizes finite-basis results for several classes of discontinuous or non-Baire-class-1 functions, while the paper does not establish it for all countable Baire classes.

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Raphaël Carroy, Yann Pequignot and Zoltán Vidnyánszky, “Embeddability on functions: order and chaos”, arXiv:1802.08341 (2018).

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