On dimensionally exotic maps
Abstract
We call a value y=f(x) of a map f:X Y dimensionally regular if X (Y× f-1(y)). It was shown in first-exotic that if a map f:X Y between compact metric spaces does not have dimensionally regular values, then X is a Boltyanskii compactum, i.e. a compactum satisfying the equality (X× X)=2 X-1. In this paper we prove that every Boltyanskii compactum X of dimension X ≥ 6 admits a map f:X Y without dimensionally regular values. Also we exhibit a 4-dimensional Boltyanskii compactum for which every map has a dimensionally regular value.
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