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Novak space is not countably tight #1540
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@Moniker1998 I suppose you understand the answer to the mathoverflow comment? If yes it is fine to merge this I think. |
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Because I doubt anyone will ever look at this otherwise in the forseeable future (considering how the other Novak space PRs went) |
What do you mean by comment here? |
Yeah I understand it |
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@felixpernegger Please don't approve a PR based on unfounded assumptions without giving time for people to discuss. |
Sorry, I didn't know. Won't happen again... |
@prabau Technically speaking, I understood why this is true, and K. P. Hart also did. Also Ulli gave another way to obtain this. Moreover, you, or anyone else, have not indicated any interest in this PR, be it by assigning yourself as a reviewer or other. I wouldn't say that @felixpernegger here approved this PR prematurely. You're being too harsh. |
Don't be harsh on yourself, you did nothing wrong. |
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You are right that I should have shown an indication of interest. thanks @Moniker1998 for the offer of explanations when I get to it. |
I've also removed that$\beta\omega$ doesn't have countable spread since that will be implied by #1538