The authors study the class of fans by proving that fans with the property of Kelley (i.e., for each \(x\in X\), for each sequence \(x_ n\to x\) and for each \(K\in C(x,X)\), there exists a sequence of continua \(K_ n\in C(x_ n,X)\) converging to K) are inverse limits of finite fans with confluent bonding maps.
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(8)- Inverse limits and a property of J. L. Kelley. II
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