Local Homogeneity

Kathryn F. Porter

Local Homogeneity

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Resumen

Since Sierpinski formally introduced the topic of homogeneity into the world of topology in 1920 there have been numerous types of local homogeneity defined. We examine a selection of these definitions and discuss the relationships between these various types of local homogeneity.

Idioma original	American English
Publicación	JP Journal of Geometry and Topology
Volumen	9
Estado	Published - jul 1 2009

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Mathematics

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