Table of Contents

1. Topological spaces, normality and compactness; 2. Paracompact and pseudo- metrizable spaces; 3. Covering dimension; 4. Inductive dimension; 5. Local dimension; 6. Images of zero-dimensional spaces; 7. The dimension of pseudo-metrizable and metrizable spaces; 8. The dimension of bicompact spaces.

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A complete and self-contained account of the dimension theory of general topological spaces, with particular emphasis on the dimensional properties of non-metrizable spaces.