A 0-dimensional, Lindel\"of space that is not strongly D
Abstract
A topological space X is strongly D if for any neighbourhood assignment \Ux:x∈ X\, there is a D⊂eq X such that \Ux:x∈ D\ covers X and D is locally finite in the topology generated by \Ux:x∈ X\. We prove that implies that there is an HFCw space in 2ω1 (hence 0-dimensional, Hausdorff and hereditarily Lindel\"of) which is not strongly D. We also show that any HFC space X is dually discrete and if additionally, countable sets have Menger closure then X is a D-space.
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