{ "id": "1008.5371", "version": "v2", "published": "2010-08-31T17:21:36.000Z", "updated": "2011-08-15T18:37:46.000Z", "title": "Exactly $n$-resolvable Topological Expansions", "authors": [ "W. W. Comfort", "Wanjun Hu" ], "categories": [ "math.GN" ], "abstract": "For $\\kappa$ a cardinal, a space $X=(X,\\sT)$ is $\\kappa$-{\\it resolvable} if $X$ admits $\\kappa$-many pairwise disjoint $\\sT$-dense subsets; $(X,\\sT)$ is {\\it exactly} $\\kappa$-{\\it resolvable} if it is $\\kappa$-resolvable but not $\\kappa^+$-resolvable. The present paper complements and supplements the authors' earlier work, which showed for suitably restricted spaces $(X,\\sT)$ and cardinals $\\kappa\\geq\\lambda\\geq\\omega$ that $(X,\\sT)$, if $\\kappa$-resolvable, admits an expansion $\\sU\\supseteq\\sT$, with $(X,\\sU)$ Tychonoff if $(X,\\sT)$ is Tychonoff, such that $(X,\\sU)$ is $\\mu$-resolvable for all $\\mu<\\lambda$ but is not $\\lambda$-resolvable (cf. Theorem~3.3 of \\cite{comfhu10}). Here the \"finite case\" is addressed. The authors show in ZFC for $1