Local connectivity and maps onto non-metrizable arcs
Three subclasses of the class of all locally connected continua are investigated: \({\mathcal R}_M\) -- of rim-metrizable continua, \({\mathcal R}_S\) -- of rim-scattered, and \({\mathcal R}_{MN}\) -- of monotonically normal ones. The main result of the paper states that if a locally connected continuum \(X\) is in one of these three classes, and if for each pair of points \(a,b\in X\) there exists a continuous onto mapping \(f:X \to[c,d]\) such that \(f(a) =c\), \(f(b)=d\) and \([c,d]\) is a non-metrizable arc, then \(X\) is a Hausdorff continuous image of an ordered continuum. Other properties of the continuum \(X\) that satisfies the above assumptions are shown, e.g., that \(X\) is rim-finite. Some related interesting results are presented.
- A locally connected rim-countable continuum which is the continuous image of no arc
- A degree of nonlocal connectedness.
- On open mappings of locally connected continua onto arcs
- Recent results on open mappings on continua onto arcs
- A cyclic element characterization of monotone normality
- Nikiel's conjecture
- A set containing rectifiable arcs QC-locally but not QC-globally
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