Some Theorems on Inverse Limits with Monotone Upper Semi-continuous Bonding Functions

Authors

  • Yoshiyuki Oshima Shimane University

Keywords:

aposyndetic continuum, $D$-continuum, inverse limits, upper semi-continuous function, Wilder continuum

Abstract

In [Duke Math. J. 21 (1954), pp. 233-245], C. E. Capel showed that local connectedness of factor spaces is inherited by the inverse limits with surjective monotone bonding maps. Also, in [Topology Appl. 285 (2020), 107393, 25 pp.], Benjamin Espinoza and Eiichi Matsuhashi showed that $n$-aposyndesis, semiaposyndesis, continuum-chainability, Wilderness, being $D$, being $D^*$, and co-local connectedness are preserved under inverse limits with surjective monotone bonding maps. On the other hand, in [Topology Appl. 228 (2017), pp. 486-500], James P. Kelly, showed that inverse limits of arcs with surjective monotone upper semicontinuous bonding functions are locally connected. In this paper, we investigate the set-valued versions of the above results by Espinoza and Matsuhashi.

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Published

2022-08-19

How to Cite

Oshima, Y. (2022). Some Theorems on Inverse Limits with Monotone Upper Semi-continuous Bonding Functions. Topology Proceedings, 60, 279–294. Retrieved from https://topology.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/tp/article/view/75

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