The hyperspace of non blockers of F1(X)
Abstract
A continuum is a compact connected metric space. A non-empty closed subset B of a continuum X does not block x∈ X B provided that the union of all subcontinua of X containing x and contained in X B is dense in X. We denote the collection of all non-empty closed subset B of X such that B does not block each element of X B by NB(F1(X)). In this paper we show some properties of the hyperspace NB(F1(X)). Particularly, we prove that the simple closed curve is the unique continuum X such that NB(F1(X))=F1(X), given a positive answer to a question posed by Escobedo, Estrada-Obreg\'on and Villanueva in 2012.
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