Countable discrete extensions of compact lines

Abstract

We consider a separable compact line K and its extension L consisting of K and a countable number of isolated points. The main object of study is the existence of a bounded extension operator E: C(K) C(L). We show that if such an operator exists then there is one for which \|E\| is an odd natural number. We prove that if the topological weight of K is bigger than or equal to the least cardinality of a set X ⊂eq [0,1] that cannot be covered by a sequence of closed sets of measure zero then there is an extension L of K admitting no bounded extension operator.

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