Concerning upper semi-continuous collections of continua
Concerning upper semi-continuous collections of continua
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DOI:
10.1090/s0002-9947-1925-1501320-8
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发表时间:
1925-04
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
Robert L. Moore
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作者:
Robert L. Moore
A collectioni of continua is said to be an upper semi-continuous collection if for each element y of the collection G and each positive number e there exists a positive number d such that if x is any element of G at a lower distancet from g less than d then the upper distance of x from g is less than e. The element p of such a collection G is said to be a limit element of the subcollection K of G if for every positive number e there exists some element of K which is distinct from p and whose upper distance from p is less than e. In this section it will be shown that if, in a plane S, G is any upper semicontinuous collection of mutually exclusive bounded continua such that every point of S belongs to some continuum of the collection G and no continuum of G separates S, then if each continuum of G is considered as a point, and the term region is suitably defined, all the Axioms 1-8 of the author's articlet On the foundations of plane analysis situs hold true, if the space S of that article is interpreted to mean the collection of elements G. Thus the set of elements G is, with respect to the notion of limit point defined in that paper, topologically equivalent to the set of ordinary points in a plane S. Furthermore the notion of linmit point so defined coincides, for the case of an upper semi-continuous collection, with the natural interpretation of limit element given above. From here on, in this section, it is understood that there has been selected some definite upper semi-continuous collection of bounded continua