The Semicellularity Theorem
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Cites work
- Almost locally polyhedral 2-spheres in \(S^ 3\)
- Cellular Subsets of the 3-Sphere
- Criteria for a 2-sphere in S^ 3 to be tame modulo two points
- Disks in E 3 . I. Subsets of Disks Having Neighborhoods Lying on 2-Spheres
- Embeddings of surfaces in \(E^ 3\)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3462837 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3479850 (Why is no real title available?)
- Improving the intersections of lines and surfaces
- Improving the Side Approximation Theorem
- On cells in Euclidean space that cannot be squeezed
- On quasi translations in 3-space
- Piercing a Disk Along a Cellular Set
- Piercing Points of Crumpled Cubes
- Side Approximation, Missing an Arc
- Some almost polyhedral wild arcs
- Some Results on Crumpled Cubes
- Some Results on Tame Disks and Spheres in E 3
- Some topological properties of piercing points
- The Monotone Union of Open n-Cells is an Open n-Cell
- Universal crumpled cubes
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