2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.topol.2017.01.003
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13-homogeneous dendrites

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“…We have confined our attention here to fans, as they comprise a simple class of dendroids, and hence make a good starting point for the study of homogeneity degree of dendroids. In the classification of all 1 3 -homogeneous dendrites given in [3], many interesting dendrites appear, including the locally connected fans, the universal (n-branching) dendrites, and the (n-branching) Gehman dendrites. It would be interesting to extend this to a classification of all 1 3 -homogeneous dendroids, perhaps beginning with smooth dendroids.…”
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“…We have confined our attention here to fans, as they comprise a simple class of dendroids, and hence make a good starting point for the study of homogeneity degree of dendroids. In the classification of all 1 3 -homogeneous dendrites given in [3], many interesting dendrites appear, including the locally connected fans, the universal (n-branching) dendrites, and the (n-branching) Gehman dendrites. It would be interesting to extend this to a classification of all 1 3 -homogeneous dendroids, perhaps beginning with smooth dendroids.…”
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“…This can be seen in recent work, e.g. in the classification of all homogeneous plane continua (more generally compact spaces in the plane) completed in [13], and the classification of all 1 3 -homogeneous dendrites [3]. In this paper we initiate a study of dendroids of low homogeneity degree, beginning with fans.…”
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