The paracompactness conjecture for singular cardinals
The paracompactness conjecture for singular cardinals
Let be a singular cardinal, and let denote the corresponding middle box product space. The paracompactness conjecture for singular cardinals. No singular cardinal is paracompact. Moreover, not even the space
is paracompact. The preceding results rule out paracompactness for infinite successor cardinals, while the singular-cardinal case remains open; proving this conjecture would support the view that paracompactness is a large cardinal notion.
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David Buhagiar and Mirna Džamonja, “On middle box products and paracompact cardinals”, arXiv:2112.15482 (2022).
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