Metrizable compacta in the space of continuous functions with the topology of pointwise convergence

Abstract

We prove that every point-finite family of nonempty functionally open sets in a topological space X has the cardinality at most an infinite cardinal if and only if w(X)≤ for every Valdivia compact space Y⊂eq Cp(X). Correspondingly a Valdivia compact space Y has the weight at most an infinite cardinal if and only if every point-finite family of nonempty open sets in Cp(Y) has the cardinality at most , that is p(Cp(Y))≤ . Besides, it was proved that w(Y)=p(Cp(Y)) for every linearly ordered compact Y. In particular, a Valdivia compact space or linearly ordered compact space Y is metrizable if and only if p(Cp(Y))=0. This gives answer to a question of O.~Okunev and V.~Tkachuk.

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