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@StevenClontz what exactly are you alluding to? I'm not exactly sure what is non-topological that needs explaining here. I could explain it if need be, since I did study functional...

Below is a proof that weak-* compact subsets of $X'$ are norm-bounded: Let $C$ be a weak-* compact subset of $X'$. Since for $x\in X$ the map $T\mapsto T(x)$ from...

@prabau If we are to add that S21 has countable $k$-network then one should also delete that its an $\aleph_0$-space because of redundancy. Also we should decide if we want...

I think that this seemingly elementary proof might be more trouble than its worth, and one should just cite the original paper by E. Michael.

I see what you mean now. As for citing all those theorems from functional analysis, rather than citing wikipedia I'd be more content with citing one book about functional analysis...

https://mathoverflow.net/questions/479319/pseudocompact-spaces-and-locally-finite-open-covers alright. I've distinguished 2 properties from this actually, $P_1$ and $P_2$. $(P_1)$: Every locally finite cover has finite subcover $(P_2)$: Every locally finite cover is finite theorems I would...

In the literature this property is seen (but not named) in Normal topological spaces by Alo and Shapiro, and also in On pseudo-compact and countably compact spaces by Iseki and...

I just got a response from K.P.Hart, the property $(P_2)$ is called feebly compact, or lightly compact according to the article _Maximal feebly compact spaces_ by Porter, Stephenson Jr and...

The paper *Herediarily compact spaces* by Stone, or Encyclopedia of general topology list those properties, and more. But none of the ones other than maybe $P_2$ seem to have a...

@GeoffreySangston you might be interested to know this