Pacific Journal of Mathematics · 1979 · 40 citations · 23 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsDescriptive GeometryMorphologyTopologyFiber BundlesMetric Geometry
Let E and B be metric continua. Let p:E~>B be a shape fibration in the sense of Mardesic and Rushing. If B is arcwise connected, then all the fibers of p have the same shape. This is also true if B is connected by shape paths in the sense of Krasinkiewicz and Mine. It had been asked whether that this would be true without any assumptions other than B being a continuum. In this paper an example is given of a shape fibration p: E ~* B with E and B metric continua such that p has fibers of different shape.
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