Abstract
A mapping between topological spaces is universal if it has a coincidence point with any mapping between the spaces. Given a mapping f between continua X and Y we done by 2f (by C(f)) the induced mappings between hyperspaces of all nonempty compact subsets (of all nonempty subcontinua) of X and Y, respectively. Conditions are discussed under which the induced mappings are universal. Some examples are constructed and questions are asked.
| Original language | American English |
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| Journal | Questions and Answers in General Topology |
| State | Published - Jan 1 2000 |
Keywords
- Continuum
- Hyperspace
- Induced Mappings
- Monotone
- Universal Mapping
Disciplines
- Mathematics
- Statistics and Probability
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