The Capacity of Some Classes of Polyhedra

Mohareri, Mojtaba; Mashayekhy, Behrooz; Mirebrahimi, Hanieh

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“…The authors, in [25] computed the capacities of finite wedges of spheres of various dimensions. Indeed, we showed that the capacity (and also the depth) of n∈I (∨ in S n ) is equal to n∈I (i n + 1), where ∨ in S n denotes the wedge of i n copies of S n , I is a finite subset of N and i n ∈ N. Also, in [24], we computed the capacity of the product of two spheres of the same or different dimensions and the capacities of lens spaces which are a class of closed orientable 3-manifolds.…”

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The capacity of some classes of polyhedra

Mohareri¹,

Mashayekhy²,

Mirebrahimi³

2019

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K. Borsuk in the seventies introduced the notions of capacity and depth of compacta together with some relevant problems. In this paper, first, we introduce the concepts of the (strong) capacity and the (strong) depth of an object in an arbitrary category. Then in the category of groups, we compute the (strong) capacity and the (strong) depth of some well-known groups. Finally, we find an upper bound for the depth of some classes of finite polyhedra which generalizes a result of D. Kolodziejczyk in this subject.The previous definition of the capacity of a compatum in the shape category of compacta coincides with Borsuk's definiton of the capacity (see [3]).2. The depth D(A) of an A ∈ Obj C is the least upper bound of the lengths of all chains for A. If this upper bound is infinite, we write D(A) = N 0 .3. A chain X k < s · · · < s X 1 d A, where X i ∈ Obj C for i = 1, · · · , k, is called an s-chain of length k for A ∈ Obj C. 4. The strong depth SD(A) of A is the least upper bound of the lengths of all s-chains for A. If this upper bound is infinite, we write SD(A) = N 0 .Note that our definition of strong depth of a compactum in the shape category of compacta coincides with Borsuk's definition of the depth of a compactum (for more details, see [3]).

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confidence: 99%