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Publications and source records attributed to Jerzy Krzempek.
Using the classical technique of condensation of singularities, we prove that, for every zero-dimensional, complete separable metric space $G$, there exists a Suslinian, chainable metric continuum whose set of end points is homeomorphic to $G$. This answers a question posed by R. Adikari and W. Lewis in [Houston J. Math. 45 (2019), no. 2, pp. 609--624].
A continuum $K$ is a common model for the family ${\mathcal K}$ of continua if every member of ${\mathcal K}$ is a continuous image of $K$. We show that none of the following classes of spaces has a common model: 1) the class of strongly chaotic hereditarily indecomposable $n$-dimensional Cantor manifolds, for any given natural number $n$, 2) the class of strongly chaotic hereditarily indecomposable hereditarily strongly infinite-dimensional Cantor manifolds, 3) the class of strongly chaotic hereditarily indecomposable continua with transfinite dimension (small or large) equal to $α$, for any given ordinal number $α< ω_{1}$.
V. V. Fedorchuk has recently introduced dimension functions K-dim \leq K-Ind and L-dim \leq L-Ind, where K is a simplicial complex and L is a compact metric ANR. For each complex K with a non-contractible join |K| * |K| (we write |K| for the geometric realisation of K), he has constructed first countable, separable compact spaces with K-dim < K-Ind. In a recent paper we have combined an old construction by P. Vopěnka with a new construction by V. A. Chatyrko, and have assigned a certain compact space Z (X, Y) to any pair of non-empty compact spaces X, Y. In this paper we investigate the behaviour of the four dimensions under the operation Z (X, Y). This enables us to construct more examples of compact Fréchet spaces which have prescribed values K-dim < K-Ind, L-dim < L-Ind, or K-Ind < |K|-Ind, and (connected) components of which are metrisable.
Fedorchuk's fully closed (continuous) maps and resolutions are applied in constructions of non-metrizable higher-dimensional analogues of Anderson, Choquet, and Cook's continua. Certain theorems on dimension-lowering maps are proved for inductive dimensions and fully closed maps from spaces that need not be hereditarily normal, and some examples of continua have non-coinciding dimensions.