An Efimov space with character less than $\mathfrak s$
Alan Dow

TL;DR
This paper discusses the consistency of the existence of a compact Efimov space with character less than the splitting number, which lacks converging sequences, contributing to the understanding of Efimov spaces in topology.
Contribution
It demonstrates the consistent existence of a compact Efimov space with character less than the splitting number, a novel construction in topology.
Findings
Existence of a compact Efimov space with character less than the splitting number
Such a space contains no converging sequences
The result is consistent with set-theoretic assumptions
Abstract
It is consistent that there is a compact space of character less than the splitting number in which there are no converging sequences. Such a space is an Efimov space.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Advanced Banach Space Theory · Fixed Point Theorems Analysis
