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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Inverse limits."”.

  1. Indecomposability in inverse limits.

    Topological inverse limits play an important in the theory of dynamical systems and in continuum theory. In this dissertation, we investigate classical inverse limits of Julia sets and set-valued inverse limits of arbitrary compacta. Using the theory of Hubbard trees, the trunk of the Julia set of …

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  2. Zero-dimensional spaces and their inverse limits

    … zero-dimensional compact metric spaces and their inverse limits. We construct an uncountable family of zero-dimensional compact metric spaces homeomorphic to their Cartesian squares. It is known that the inverse limit on [0,1] with an upper semi-continuous function with a connected graph has …

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  3. Dendrites or lambda-dendroids as generalized inverse limits

    … research centers on the study of generalized inverse limits. We show that all members of an infinite family of inverse limit spaces are homeomorphics to one particularly complicated inverse limit space known as "The Monster". Further, properties of factor spaces and graphs of bonding functions …

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  4. Generalized inverse limits and the intermediate value property.

    … we present sufficient conditions such that an inverse limit of a sequence of bonding functions of this type is a continuum. In the second part, we examine the relationship between the dynamics of an upper-semicontinuous function with the intermediate value property and the topological structure …

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  5. Local Structure of Operator Algebras

    … compact quantum groups. We first consider inverse limits of $C\sp*$-algebras (pro-$C\sp*$-algebras); among them are the multipliers of the Pedersen ideal of a $C\sp*$-algebra. We distinguish these as locally compact pro-$C\sp*$-algebras and give a characterization of all locally compact …

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  6. Hubbard trees and their properties.

    … Later, we turn our attention to the structure of inverse limits of Hubbard trees, making use of the definition of branch point and endpoint tenured earlier in the work and demonstrate that one Hubbard tree, with minor alterations, can generate infinitely many mutually non-homeomorphic inverse

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  7. Cosimplicial invariants and Calculus of homotopy functors

    … a surprising equivalence between the homotopy inverse limits of these towers and the homotopy inverse limits of certain cosimplicial resolutions. This equivalence gives a greatly simplified construction for the homotopy inverse limit of the Taylor tower of a functor F under general assumptions.

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  8. A Classifying Family of Spaces for the Cohomology of Profinite Groups

    … topological groups, determined entirely as the limits of inverse systems of finite, discrete groups. The goal of this work is to construct for profinite groups as close an analog as possible to the classifying space of a discrete group. In particular, we are interested in the construction for a …

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