How many miles to βω? -- Approximating βω by metric-dependent compactifications
Masaru Kada, Kazuo Tomoyasu, Yasuo Yoshinobu
Abstract
It is known that the Stone-Čech compactification of a non-compact metrizable space X is approximated by the collection of Smirnov compactifications of X for all compatible metrics on X. We investigate the smallest cardinality of a set D of compatible metrics on the countable discrete space ω such that, the Stone-Čech compactification of ω is approximated by Smirnov compactifications for all metrics in D, but any finite subset of D does not suffice. We also study the corresponding cardinality for Higson compactifications.
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