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Under choice, for Y⊆X, w(Y)≤w(X) and χ(y,Y)≤χ(y,X)

Statement

Assuming choice, Y⊆X implies w(Y)≤w(X) and χ(y,Y)≤χ(y,X) for y∈Y.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A subspace Y⊆X, a basis B of X of cardinality w(X), and a local base Ny at y∈Y of cardinality χ(y,X).

[L2]

Weight is the least cardinality of a basis and local character is the least cardinality of a neighbourhood base at a point (Under choice, weight w(X), density d(X), local character χ(x,X), and character χ(X) as raw cardinal minima and a supremum).

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

The family {B∩Y:B∈B} is a basis of Y by [L1] and has cardinality at most ∣B∣=w(X).

L1
1.2

The family {N∩Y:N∈Ny} is a local base at y in Y by [L1] and has cardinality at most ∣Ny∣=χ(y,X).

L1
2.1

Applying the two minima in [L2] to the families of steps 1.1 and 1.2 yields w(Y)≤w(X) and χ(y,Y)≤χ(y,X).

step 1.1step 1.2L2∎

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