Chinese Quarterly Journal of Mathematics ›› 2011, Vol. 26 ›› Issue (4): 526-529.

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Contractibility of Hyperspaces Ck(X)

  

  1. 1. College of Information Management, Sichuan Province Key Laboratory of Mathematicsgeology, Chengdu University of Technology2. College of Animal Science, Anhui Science and Technology University

  • Received:2008-09-24 Online:2011-12-30 Published:2023-04-13
  • About author:CAO Jin-wen(1956-), male, native of Zizhong, Sichuan, a professor of Chengdu University of Technology, Ph.D., engages in topology and functional analysis topology; LI Yan(1985-), male, native of Bengbu, Anhui, a tutor of Anhui Science and Technology University, engages in topology.
  • Supported by:
    Supported by the Department of Education Sichuan Province Foundation for Science Research(2006C041); Supported by the Anhui Provincial Foundation for Young Talents in College(2010SQRL158);

Abstract: This paper proves the following results: let X be a continuum, let k, m ∈ N, and let B ∈ Cm(X), consider the continuous surjection fk: Ck(X) → Ck(X). We define the mapping B : Ck(X) → Ck+m(X): by B (A) = fk(A) B. Then following assertions are equivalent: (1) The hyperspace Ck(X) is g-contractible; (2) For each m ∈ N and for each B ∈ Cm(X) the mapping B is a W-deformation in Ck+m(X); (3) For each m ∈ N there exists B ∈Cm(X) such that the mapping B is a W-deformation in Ck+m(X); (4) There exists m ∈ N such that for each B ∈ Cm(X) the mapping B is a W-deformation in Ck+m(X); (5) There exist m ∈ N and B ∈ Cm(X) such that the mapping B is a W-deformation in Ck+m(X). 


Key words: continuum, hyperspaces, g-contractible, W-deformation mapping

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