Mémoire sur les multiplicités cantoriennes¶
Urysohn, P. (1925). Mémoire sur les multiplicités cantoriennes. Fundamenta Mathematicae, 30-137.
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- Dimension
- defines dimension recursively via the dimension of boundaries of small neighborhoods; Urysohn's 1925 dimension theory of separable metric spaces
This sourceFounding treatise on dimension theory of separable metric spaces; proves the inductive definition is fruitful and (with later work) the equivalence of small inductive, large inductive, and covering dimensions for that class.
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Held in full, Urysohn's 1925 memoir treats dimension of closed sets and G_δ sets in n-dimensional space, backing its identity as the founding dimension theory of separable metric spaces.
“⊃ F_m ⊃ ... une suite décroissante d'ensemble fermes possédant tous la même dimension n. Quelle est la condition nécessaire et suffisante pour que la produit F_ω de tous les ensembles F_m soit encore de dimension n?”
- defines dimension recursively via the dimension of boundaries of small neighborhoods; Urysohn's 1925 dimension theory of separable metric spaces
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