Real-Valued Mappings of Spheres
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(17)- Mathematical table-turning revisited.
- Inscribed and circumscribed polyhedra of a convex body and related problems
- The Knaster problem and the geometry of high-dimensional cubes
- The Knaster problem: more counterexamples
- Algorithms for finding connected separators between antipodal points
- Approximation of convex sets by polytopes
- Spazi con operatori e applicazioni al problema di Knaster
- Aspects of the Borsuk-Ulam theorem
- Some mapping theorems for continuous functions defined on the sphere
- Inscribing cubes and covering by rhombic dodecahedra via equivariant topology
- Methods of equivariant topology in two Nice discrete geometry problems
- Dvoretzky type theorems for multivariate polynomials and sections of convex bodies
- Suborbits in Knaster's problem
- Inscribed and circumscribed polyhedra for a convex body and continuous functions on a sphere in Euclidean space
- Knaster's problem for \((\mathbb Z _{2})^{k }\)-symmetric subsets of the sphere \(S^{2^{k}-1}\)
- Properties of continuous functions on a normed space and its sphere
- Knaster's problem on continuous maps of a sphere into Euclidean space
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