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Cut points in abcohesive, aposyndetic, and semi-locally connected spaces

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  • David A. John
  • Shing S. So

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In 1941, F. B. Jones introduced aposyndesis, which generalizes the concept of semi-local connectedness defined earlier by G. T. Whyburn (1942), in the study of continuum theory. Using Jones's idea, D. A. John (1993) defined abcohesiveness as a generalization of aposyndesis and studied the A -sets in abcohesive spaces. In this paper, some properties of abcohesive spaces are studied and a number of results by B. Lehman (1976) and Whyburn (1942, 1968) are generalized; sufficient conditions for the existence of two nodal sets are established as well.

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  • David A. John & Shing S. So, 2002. "Cut points in abcohesive, aposyndetic, and semi-locally connected spaces," International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences, Hindawi, vol. 30, pages 1-9, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jijmms:545624
    DOI: 10.1155/S0161171202109197
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