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On finite-dimensional maps and other maps with "small" fibers

Tom 147 / 1995

Yaki Sternfeld Fundamenta Mathematicae 147 (1995), 127-133 DOI: 10.4064/fm-147-2-127-133

Streszczenie

We prove that if f is a $k$-dimensional map on a compact metrizable space $X$ then there exists a σ-compact $(k-1)$-dimensional subset $A$ of $X$ such that $f|X∖A$ is 1-dimensional. Equivalently, there exists a map $g$ of $X$ in $I^k$ such that $\dim(f × g)=1$. These are extensions of theorems by Toruńczyk and Pasynkov obtained under the additional assumption that $f(X)$ is finite-dimensional.  These results are then extended to maps with fibers restricted to some classes of spaces other than the class of $k$-dimensional spaces. For example: if f has weakly infinite-dimensional fibers then $\dim(f|X∖A) ≤ 1$ for some σ-compact weakly infinite-dimensional subset $A$ of $X$. The proof applies essentially the properties of hereditarily indecomposable continua.

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  • Yaki Sternfeld

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