Topology Proceedings Document # baaj-95
topology proceedings
Electronic Version 24 Spring (1999)

logo

Problems section, Topology Proceedings volume 24

John C. Mayer

The Problems Editor invites anyone who has published a paper in Topology Proceedings or has attended a Spring or Summer Topology Conference to submit problems to this section. They need not be related to any articles which have appeared in Topology Proceedings or elsewhere, but if they are, please provide full references. Please define any terms not in a general topology text nor in referenced articles.

Problems which are stated in, or relevant to, a paper in this volume are accompanied by the title of the paper where further information about the problem may be found. Comments of the proposer or submitter of the questions are so noted; comments of the Problems Editor are not specially noted. Information on the status of previously posed questions is always welcome. Submission of questions and comments by email in TeX form is strongly encouraged, either to topolog@mail.auburn.edu or directly to the Problems Editor at mayer@math.uab.edu.

Volume 24 Spring: table of contents, information on access
Topology Proceedings Electronic Version

C. Compactness and Generalizations

69. (Li Feng and Salvador Garcia-Ferreira, Some Examples of $MI$-spaces and of $SI$-spaces)
What kind of spaces can be extended to maximal Tychonoff $MI$ spaces?

F. Continuum Theory

44. (James T. Rogers, Jr.)
Let M be a hereditarily indecomposable continuum. Assume dim M = n > 1. Let H(M) be the homeomorphism group of M. Can H(M) contain a nontrivial continuum? a nontrivial connected set?

45. (James T. Rogers, Jr.)
Can M be rigid? i.e., the identity map is the only element of H(M)?

44--45. Comment of the proposer.
For each integer n > 1, Rogers has exhibited an M such that H(M) contains no nontrivial connected set.

R. Dimension Theory

22. (A. Dranishnikov and T. Januszkiewicz, Every Coxeter group acts amenably on a compact space)
Does every discrete metric space X of bounded geometry (for example a finitely generated group) have the property, A: X is asymptotically finite dimensional?

23. (A. Dranishnikov and T. Januszkiewicz, ibid.)
Assume that the Higson corona of a discrete metric space X is finite dimensional. Does X have property A?

24. (A. Dranishnikov and T. Januszkiewicz, ibid.)
Does every CAT(0) group have property A?

S. Problems Closely Related to Set Theory

25. (Justin Tatch Moore, A Linearly Fibered Souslinean Space Under MA)
Is it consistent to assume that every c.c.c. compact topological space without a \sigma-linked base maps onto [0,1]\omega1$?


Copyright © 2001 Auburn University and Topology Atlas | Date published electronically: March 5, 2001.