Hyperspaces of continua with connected boundaries in π-Euclidean Peano continua
Abstract
Let X be a nondegenerate Peano unicoherent continuum. The family CB(X) of proper subcontinua of X with connected boundaries is a Gδ-subset of the hyperspace C(X) of all subcontinua of X. If every nonempty open subset of X contains an open subset homeomorphic to Rn (such space is called π-n-Euclidean) and 2 n<∞, then C(X) CB(X) is recognized as an Fσ-absorber in C(X); if additionally, no one-dimensional subset separates X, then the family of all members of CB(X) which separate X is a D2(Fσ)-absorber in C(X), where D2(Fσ) denotes the small Borel class of differences of two σ-compacta.
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