A continuum whose hyperspace of subcontinua is not π-contractible
Alejandro Illanes
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Alejandro Illanes
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A topological space Y Y is said to be g g -contractible provided that there exists a continuous onto function f : Y β Y f:Y\rightarrow Y such that f f is homotopic to a constant function. Answering a question by Sam B. Nadler, Jr., in this paper we construct a metric continuum Z Z such that its hyperspace of subcontinua C ( Z ) C(Z) is not g g -contractible.
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A topological space Y Y is said to be g g -contractible provided that there exists a continuous onto function f : Y β Y f:Y\rightarrow Y such that f f is homotopic to a constant function. Answering a question by Sam B. Nadler, Jr., in this paper we construct a metric continuum Z Z such that its hyperspace of subcontinua C ( Z ) C(Z) is not g g -contractible.
Key concepts: Contractible space, Hyperspace, Mathematics, Metric space, Pure mathematics, Constant (computer programming), Topological space, Combinatorics