Shape Equivalence Does Not Imply Ce Equivalence

DOI10.2307/2042163zbMath0452.57003OpenAlexW4251070150MaRDI QIDQ3899195

Steven C. Ferry

Publication date: 1980

Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.2307/2042163

zbMATH Keywords

cell-like mapCE mapsshape equivalenceCE equivalent

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Special maps on topological spaces (open, closed, perfect, etc.) (54C10) ?ech types (55N05) Shape theory in general topology (54C56) Shape theory (55P55) Shapes (aspects of topological manifolds) (57N25) Cellularity in topological manifolds (57N60)

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Hereditary shape equivalences and complement theorems ⋮ CE equivalence and shape equivalence of 1-dimensional compacta ⋮ Suspensions of Strong Shape Equivalences are Ce Equivalences ⋮ Continua that are shape-equivalent but not \(UV^ 1\)-equivalent ⋮ A Stable Converse to the Vietoris-Smale Theorem with Applications to Shape Theory ⋮ The nonexistence of almost continuous surjections between certain continua ⋮ CE equivalence and shape equivalence of LC\(^ n\) compacta ⋮ Cell-like equivalences and boundaries of \(CAT(0)\) groups ⋮ \(UV^ k\) maps and embeddings ⋮ Images of cell-like spaces ⋮ Shape theory ⋮ Theory of shapes. I

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