The proper-map characterization by the simplest finite counterexample
The proper-map characterization by the simplest finite counterexample
Let be the indicated map of finite topological spaces, and let the subscript denote the subclass consisting of maps between spaces with fewer than points. The simplest-counterexample conjecture.
is the class of proper maps. The preceding calculation identifies the finite-space subclass with proper maps on spaces of size less than , while the conjectured global characterization remains open.
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Misha Gavrilovich, “Finite combinatorics implicit in the basic definitions of topology”, arXiv:2409.20464 (2024).
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