Simultaneous Z/p-acyclic resolutions of expanding sequences
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Abstract: We prove the following Theorem: Let X be a nonempty compact metrizable space, let be a sequence of natural numbers, and let be a sequence of nonempty closed subspaces of X such that for each k in N, . Then there exists a compact metrizable space Z, having closed subspaces , and a surjective cell-like map , such that for each k in N, (a) , (b) , and (c) is a Z/p-acyclic map. Moreover, there is a sequence of closed subspaces of Z, such that for each k, , is surjective, and for k in N, and is a UV^{l_k-1}-map. It is not required that X be the union of all X_k, nor that Z be the union of all Z_k. This result generalizes the Z/p-resolution theorem of A. Dranishnikov, and runs parallel to a similar theorem of S. Ageev, R. Jim'enez, and L. Rubin, who studied the situation where the group was Z.
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