Self-closeness numbers of product spaces
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Abstract: The self-closeness number of a CW-complex is a homotopy invariant defined by the minimal number such that every self-maps of which induces automorphisms on the first homotopy groups of is a homotopy equivalence. In this article we study the self-closeness numbers of finite Cartesian products, and prove that under certain conditions (called reducibility), the self-closeness number of product spaces equals to the maximum of self-closeness numbers of the factors. A series of criteria for the reducibility are investigated, and the results are used to determine self-closeness numbers of product spaces of some special spaces, such as Moore spaces, Eilenberg-MacLane spaces or atomic spaces.
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