Topological Erdős similarity conjecture for uncountable sets
Topological Erdős similarity conjecture for uncountable sets
Let be a set in the relevant Euclidean space, and let be a Baire set. An affine image of is a set obtained from by an affine transformation. Topological Erdős similarity conjecture. For each uncountable set , there exists a non-meager Baire set that contains no affine image of . This is posed as the direct topological analogue of Erdős's measure-theoretic similarity conjecture; the paper establishes universality for all bounded countable sets, leaving the uncountable case as the stated conjecture.
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Alex McDonald and Krystal Taylor, “Point configurations in sets of sufficient topological structure and a topological Erdős similarity conjecture”, arXiv:2502.10204 (2025).
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