Dendrites in generalized inverse limits
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- A circle is not the generalized inverse limit of a subset of [0,1]²
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- Inverse limits of upper semi-continuous set valued functions
- More continua which are not the inverse limit with a closed subset of a unit square
- The only finite graph that is an inverse limit with a set valued function on \([0,1]\) is an arc
Cited in
(6)- An uncountable family of generalized inverse limits spaces homeomorphic to the Gehman dendrite \(G_3\)
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