Abstract:
We consider the relationship between the pseudocharacter $\psi(X)$ and the tightness $t(X)$ of compact $T_1$-spaces $X$. We prove that $t(X)\leqslant\psi(X)$ for self-adjoined $T_1$-spaces, i.e., the spaces where a subset is closed if and only if it is compact. We also show that in general for compact $T_1$-spaces there is no relationship between these cardinal invariants.
We give an example of a compact $T_1$-space such that the tightness of this space is uncountable, but its pseudocharacter is countable. Another example shows the space $X$
whose tightness is countable, but its pseudocharacter is uncountable.