Multidomination of metric spaces in the context of multimorphisms
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In this paper, the author defines the notion of multidomination (left-side and right-side multidominations), using multifunction theory recently developed by the author, and obtains its properties similar to the well-known properties of metric space domination by Borsuk. The main properties picked up in this paper are fixed point property, multicontractibility, and local multicontractibility.
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