van Kampen-Flores theorem for cell complexes
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Van Kampen-Flores theorem for cell complexes
Abstract: The van Kampen-Flores theorem states that the -skeleton of a -simplex does not embed into . We give two proofs for its generalization to a continuous map from a skeleton of a certain regular CW complex into a Euclidean space. We will also generalize Frick and Harrison's result on the chirality of embeddings of the -skeleton of a -simplex into .
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