On The Dimensions of Certain Spaces of Homeomorphisms
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- Minimal dynamics on Menger manifolds
- Continua whose homeomorphism groups are generated by arbitrarily small neighborhoods of the identity
- Every totally disconnected separable metrizable topological group is an autohomeomorphism group
- Pseudo-Arcs and Connectedness in Homeomorphism Groups
- Most Maps of the Pseudo-Arc are Homeomorphisms
- Homeomorphism groups of homogeneous compacta need not be minimal
- On the Dimension of Certain Totally Disconnected Spaces
- On the dimension of a homeomorphism group
- On homeomorphism groups of Menger continua
- Every Mapping of the Pseudo-Arc Onto Itself is a Near Homeomorphism
- Strongly Locally Setwise Homogeneous Continua and Their Homeomorphism Groups
- Using Flows to Construct Hilbert Space Factors of Function Spaces
- A metric condition which implies dimension \le 1
- The homeomorphisms of the Sierpiński carpet are not classifiable by countable structures
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