On symmetrizability and perfectness of second-countable spaces

Abstract

A symmetrizability criterion of Arhangelskii implies that a second-countable Hausdorff space is symmetrizable if and only if it is perfect. We present an example of a non-symmetrizable second-countable submetrizable space of cardinality q0 and study the smallest possible cardinality qi of a non-symmetrizable second-countable Ti-space for i∈\1,2\.

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