Inverse limits with upper semi-continuous bonding functions and indecomposability
Scott Varagona
Abstract
Scott Varagona
Abstract
In their recent work on inverse limits with upper semi-continuous bonding functions, Ingram and Mahavier give various sufficient conditions for such an inverse limit space to be a continuum. Here, we present additional conditions on the bonding functions that are sufficient conditions for the inverse limit to be a decomposable (or indecomposable) continuum. Several examples are given illustrating these results.
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In their recent work on inverse limits with upper semi-continuous bonding functions, Ingram and Mahavier give various sufficient conditions for such an inverse limit space to be a continuum. Here, we present additional conditions on the bonding functions that are sufficient conditions for the inverse limit to be a decomposable (or indecomposable) continuum. Several examples are given illustrating these results.
Key concepts: Indecomposable module, Mathematics, Inverse limit, Inverse, Limit (mathematics), Pure mathematics, Mathematical analysis, Geometry