Spaces Without Cohomological Dimension Preserving Compactifications
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- Compact maps and quasi-finite complexes
- Extension dimension and quasi-finite CW-complexes
- Unbounded sets of maps and compactification in extension theory
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- Determining the Cohomological Dimension of Certain Compacta
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- Union Theorem for Cohomological Dimension: A Simple Counterexample
- Universal Cell-Like Maps
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- On classes of maps which preserve finitisticness
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- Compactifications and cohomological dimension
- Some examples in cohomological dimension theory.
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