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    Productively Lindel\"of spaces of countable tightness

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    Michael asked whether every productively Lindel\"of space is powerfully Lindel\"of. Building of work of Alster and De la Vega, assuming the Continuum Hypothesis, we show that every productively Lindel\"of space of countable tightness is powerfully Lindel\"of. This strengthens a result of Tall and Tsaban. The same methods also yield new proofs of results of Arkhangel'skii and Buzyakova. Furthermore, assuming the Continuum Hypothesis, we show that a productively Lindel\"of space XX is powerfully Lindel\"of if every open cover of XωX^\omega admits a point-continuum refinement consisting of basic open sets. This strengthens a result of Burton and Tall. Finally, we show that separation axioms are not relevant to Michael's question: if there exists a counterexample (possibly not even T0\mathsf{T}_0), then there exists a regular (actually, zero-dimensional) counterexample.Comment: 7 page

    GδG_\delta-topology and compact cardinals

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    For a topological space XX, let XδX_\delta be the space XX with GδG_\delta-topology of XX. For an uncountable cardinal κ\kappa, we prove that the following are equivalent: (1) κ\kappa is ω1\omega_1-strongly compact. (2) For every compact Hausdorff space XX, the Lindel\"of degree of XδX_\delta is ≤κ\le \kappa. (3) For every compact Hausdorff space XX, the weak Lindel\"of degree of XδX_\delta is ≤κ\le \kappa. This shows that the least ω1\omega_1-strongly compact cardinal is the supremum of the Lindel\"of and the weak Lindel\"of degrees of compact Hausdorff spaces with GδG_\delta-topology. We also prove the least measurable cardinal is the supremum of the extents of compact Hausdorff spaces with GδG_\delta-topology. For the square of a Lindel\"of space, using weak GδG_\delta-topology, we prove that the following are consistent: (1) the least ω1\omega_1-strongly compact cardinal is the supremum of the (weak) Lindel\"of degrees of the squares of regular T1T_1 Lindel\"of spaces. (2) The least measurable cardinal is the supremum of the extents of the squares of regular T1T_1 Lindel\"of spaces
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