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Keywords:
countably compact; countably tight; $p$-compact; $p$-sequential
Summary:
We give a straightforward topological description of a class of spaces that are separable, countably compact, countably tight and Urysohn, but not compact or sequential. We then show that this is the same class of spaces constructed by Manes [Monads in topology, Topology Appl. 157 (2010), 961--989] using a category-theoretical framework.
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