Homogeneous Continua Which are Almost Chainable1
- 1 January 1961
- journal article
- Published by Canadian Mathematical Society in Canadian Journal of Mathematics
- Vol. 13, 519-528
- https://doi.org/10.4153/cjm-1961-043-8
Abstract
The only known examples of nondegenerate homogeneous plane continua are the simple closed curve, the circle of pseudo-arcs (6), and the pseudo-arc (1; 13). Another example, called the pseudo-circle, has been suggested by Bing (2), but it has not been proved to be homogeneous. (Definitions of some of these terms and a history of results on homogeneous plane continua can be found in (6).) Of the three known examples, the pseudo-arc is both linearly chainable and circularly chainable, and the simple closed curve and the circle of pseudo-arcs are circularly chainable but not linearly chainable. It is not known whether every homogeneous plane continuum is either linearly chainable or circularly chainable. Bing has shown that a homogeneous continuum is a pseudo-arc provided it is linearly chainable (4).Keywords
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