On the imbedding of a finite family of closed disks into a plane or S2
Eugene Polulyakh
Abstract
Let \Vi\i=1n be a finite family of closed subsets of a plane or a sphere S2, each homeomorphic to the two-dimensional disk. In this paper we discuss the question how the boundary of connected components of a complement 2 i=1n Vi (accordingly, S2 i=1n Vi) is arranged. It appears, if a set i=1n Vi is connected, that the boundary ∂ W of every connected component W of the set 2 i=1n Vi (accordingly, S2 i=1n Vi) is homeomorphic to a circle.
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