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On continua having hyperspaces as cones
by
María de Jesús López
Fac. de Ciencias, UNAM
Let X be a continuum. If X is not hereditarily decomposable and Z is a finite-dimensional continuum such that C(X) is homeomorphic to Cone(Z), then X contains exactly one (nondegenerate) indecomposable subcontinuum Y. Moreover, Y has the cone= hyperspace property. In this talk we are going to show that: the complement of Y in X has a finite number of arc components.
Date received: April 12, 2000
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