AbstractThe setting is a proper surjection f:X → Y between metrizable spaces such that each Čech cohomology group Hi (f-1(y);Z) is finitely generated for each y ϵ Y. Estimates (upper bounds) are established of the dimension of Y in terms of the dimension of X, the groups Hi(f-1(y);Z) for y ϵ Y, and the dimensions in which these groups are nonzero. The estimates can be viewed as generalizations of the classical result that, for a proper surjection f:X → Y between metrizable spaces with cardinality of f-1(y) at most k+1 for y ϵ Y, dim Y ⩽ dim X + k
For any continuous map f:X→Y and y∈Y the preimage f^{-1}(y) is a subset of X and we can consider the...
AbstractThe well-known factorization theorems for covering dimension dim and compact Hausdorff space...
For any continuous map f:X→Y and y∈Y the preimage f^{-1}(y) is a subset of X and we can consider the...
AbstractThe setting is a proper surjection f:X → Y between metrizable spaces such that each Čech coh...
AbstractA characterization of dimz (cohomological dimension with integer coefficients) is given for ...
AbstractThe concept of the cohomological dimension dimG X is defined for any Tychonov (i.e., complet...
AbstractThe following theorems follow from results proved in the paper: Theorem 1. For each Abelian ...
AbstractThe following theorems follow from results proved in the paper: Theorem 1. For each Abelian ...
AbstractWe prove that the following fundamental problems of geometric dimension theory are equivalen...
The main objects of interest in this thesis are H1F-groups. These are groups that act on finite-dime...
AbstractUsing Auslander’s G-dimension, we assign a numerical invariant to any group Γ. It provides a...
AbstractFor every countable CW complex K, we construct a universal separable metrizable space X with...
AbstractThe main result of the paper is the following:Theorem. Suppose all the Čech cohomology group...
Let $G$ be a group acting isometrically with discrete orbits on a separable complete CAT(0)-space of...
Abstract. Let G be an infinite discrete group of type FP ∞ and let 1 < p ∈ R. We prove that the `...
For any continuous map f:X→Y and y∈Y the preimage f^{-1}(y) is a subset of X and we can consider the...
AbstractThe well-known factorization theorems for covering dimension dim and compact Hausdorff space...
For any continuous map f:X→Y and y∈Y the preimage f^{-1}(y) is a subset of X and we can consider the...
AbstractThe setting is a proper surjection f:X → Y between metrizable spaces such that each Čech coh...
AbstractA characterization of dimz (cohomological dimension with integer coefficients) is given for ...
AbstractThe concept of the cohomological dimension dimG X is defined for any Tychonov (i.e., complet...
AbstractThe following theorems follow from results proved in the paper: Theorem 1. For each Abelian ...
AbstractThe following theorems follow from results proved in the paper: Theorem 1. For each Abelian ...
AbstractWe prove that the following fundamental problems of geometric dimension theory are equivalen...
The main objects of interest in this thesis are H1F-groups. These are groups that act on finite-dime...
AbstractUsing Auslander’s G-dimension, we assign a numerical invariant to any group Γ. It provides a...
AbstractFor every countable CW complex K, we construct a universal separable metrizable space X with...
AbstractThe main result of the paper is the following:Theorem. Suppose all the Čech cohomology group...
Let $G$ be a group acting isometrically with discrete orbits on a separable complete CAT(0)-space of...
Abstract. Let G be an infinite discrete group of type FP ∞ and let 1 < p ∈ R. We prove that the `...
For any continuous map f:X→Y and y∈Y the preimage f^{-1}(y) is a subset of X and we can consider the...
AbstractThe well-known factorization theorems for covering dimension dim and compact Hausdorff space...
For any continuous map f:X→Y and y∈Y the preimage f^{-1}(y) is a subset of X and we can consider the...