On the A-invariance of the hereditary Baire property and related results
Mikołaj Krupski, Kacper Kucharski
Abstract
We prove that if X and Y are first-countable perfect spaces such that the free Abelian topological groups A(X) and A(Y) are topologically isomorphic, then X is a hereditarily Baire space if and only if Y is hereditarily Baire as well. We also establish that for any Tychonoff space, if there exists a continuous linear surjection of the space Cp(X) onto the space Cp(Y) and the space X is either strongly σ-scattered or has property (κ), then Y also satisfies those properties. Additionally, we obtain the following result: if X and Y are Tychonoff spaces in which every closed set has a W-point, and if the free Abelian topological groups A(X) and A(Y) are topologically isomorphic, then X is scattered if and only if Y is scattered.
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