Is there a relation between coarseness and metrizability?
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Take the discrete and indiscrete topologies on an infinite set. The former is finer than the latter, but only the former is metrizable.
Conversely, take R with its usual topology and the Sorgenfrey (lower limit) topology. The former is coarser than the latter, but, again, only the former is metrizable.
So the answer is no - there is no real relation.
Conversely, take R with its usual topology and the Sorgenfrey (lower limit) topology. The former is coarser than the latter, but, again, only the former is metrizable.
So the answer is no - there is no real relation.
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