Dendrites
A continuum is a nonempty compact connected metric space. A dendrite is a locally connected continuum containing no simple closed curve. This paper is a survey article on dendrites. The authors first compile many known structural and mapping characterizations of dendrites as well as some of their other important properties. The following result is typical:NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINETheorem. A continuum is a dendrite if and only if every two distinct points are separated by a third point.NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINEA dendrite is universal if it contains a homeomorphic image of any other dendrite. The authors then recall known properties of various kinds of universal dendrites. A space \(X\) is monotonely homogeneous provided that for every \(p,q\) in \(X\) there is a surjective monotone mapping \(f:X\to X\) such that \(f(p)=q\). Next the authors give various sufficient conditions for a dendrite to be monotonely homogeneous and state the followingNEWLINENEWLINENEWLINEProblem: Give any structural characterization of monotonely homogeneous dendrites.NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINENext, the authors collect known results about chaotic and rigid dendrites and present some new results on the structure of dendrites with the set of their endpoints closed. Finally, the authors give some open problems in this area.NEWLINENEWLINEFor the entire collection see [Zbl 0948.00025].
- Monotone preimages of dendrites
- The number of certain dendrites of order three
- k-to-1 images of dendrites
- On self-homeomorphic spaces
- Dendrites which are determined by their positive Whitney levels
- Dendrite flows
- Group action on local dendrites
- Connected subsets of dendrites and separators of the plane
- Bottlenecks in dendroids
- Mappings on dendrites
- Homeomorphisms of universal dendrites
- Group actions on treelike compact spaces
- Trees and hyperbolicity. The continuum self-similar tree
- K-correspondences, USCOs, and fixed point problems arising in discounted stochastic games
- On \(\delta \)-deformations of polygonal dendrites
- Remarks on the existence of periodic points for continuous maps on dendrites
- On the uniqueness of the \(n\)-fold pseudo-hyperspace suspension for locally connected continua
- Bi-Lipschitz geometry of quasiconformal trees
- Non-weak cut, shore and non-cut points in Whitney levels
- Median pretrees and functions of bounded variation
- Homotopy type of planar Peano continua
- Strongly freely decomposable mappings, almost monotone mappings and \(i\)-unicoherent continua
- Sparse Dowker nerves
- A strong characterization on the \(\Omega \mathrm{EP}\)-property
- Dendritic generalized Peano continua
- Standard universal dendrite \(D_{m}\) as an inverse limit with one set-valued bonding function
- Uniqueness of the \((n,m)\)-fold hyperspace suspension for continua
- On generalized rigidity
- An uncountable family of monotone homogeneous dendrites
- Groups acting on dendrons
- Degree of homogeneity on cones
- An Order Theoretic Characterization of Peano Continua
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- Periodic points and transitivity on dendrites
- Group actions on dendrites and curves
- Structural properties of dendrite groups
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- Dendrites and light open mappings
- On deformation of polygonal dendrites preserving the intersection graph
- Entropy of induced dendrite homeomorphism C(f):C(D)\to C(D)
- The minimizing vector theorem in symmetrized max-plus algebra
- On dendrites generated by symmetric polygonal systems: the case of regular polygons
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- Universal completely regular dendrites
- The existence of dendritic fronts
- Tridendriform structures
- Remarks on minimal sets on dendrites and finite graphs
- The hyperspace of noncut subcontinua of graphs and dendrites
- Countable dense sets of dendrites
- The space of selections of smooth fans
- Hierarchy of curves with weakly confluent maps
- On Pointwise Smooth Dendroids
- Quasi-self-similar fractals containing ``Y have dimension larger than one
- A characterization of monotonely homogeneous dendrites
- Weakly confluent classes of dendrites
- Generically hereditarily equivalent continua and topological characterization of generic maximal chains of generalized Ważewski dendrites
- On self-similar dendrites with intersecting copies over polygonal trees
- Structure of dendrites admitting an existence of an arc horseshoe
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