For each positive integer n, is the (small inductive) dimension of the topological product of n copies of the "long line", always equal to n? I ask because the "long line" is not a separable metric space. However, it is regular, and does therefore have a (small inductive) dimension.
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asked Oct 16, 2014 at 22:21
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