
The author introduces a generalization by means of the concepts of compactness and G-sets. Using some properties introduced of these new concepts, some general results are given about topological spaces which must contain perfect sets. To show the absence of perfect sets without some of these properties several counter-examples are given.
transfinite cardinal numbers, Counterexamples in general topology, separability, perfect sets, Fairly general properties of topological spaces, \(\Omega \)-compact space, metrizability, G-sets
transfinite cardinal numbers, Counterexamples in general topology, separability, perfect sets, Fairly general properties of topological spaces, \(\Omega \)-compact space, metrizability, G-sets
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