A-paracompact space

A-paracompact space

In mathematics, in the field of topology, a topological space is said to be "a-paracompact" if every open cover of the topological space has a locally finite refinement. Unlike in the definition of paracompactness we do not insist that the refinement be open.

Some results:

* Every paracompact space is "a-paracompact."
* For regular spaces, the two notions coincide.

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