A characterization of extendable connectivity functions

Continuity and related questions (modulus of continuity, semicontinuity, discontinuities, etc.) for real functions in one variable (26A15) Weak and generalized continuity (54C08) Extension of maps (54C20)

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Let \(f: I\to I\) be a function where \(I=[0,1]\). In this paper a family of peripheral intervals for f is defined and the following theorems are proved. Theorem 1. If a family of peripheral intervals exists for \(f: I\to I\), then f is the restriction of a connectivity function g: I \(2\to I\) such that g is continuous on the complement of \(I\times 0\) where I is embedded in I 2 as \(I\times 0.\) Theorem 2. The existence of a family of peripheral intervals is both necessary and sufficient that a function \(f: I\to I\) be the restriction of a connectivity function g: I \(2\to I\) where I is embedded in I 2 as \(I\times 0\).

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