Extension of the Borsuk Theorem on Non-Embeddability of Spheres
J. Krasinkiewicz, S. Spiez

TL;DR
This paper generalizes Borsuk's theorem by proving that the suspension of any closed n-dimensional manifold cannot embed in a product of n+1 curves, extending non-embeddability results to broader settings.
Contribution
It extends Borsuk's non-embeddability theorem to a more general class of manifolds and embedding spaces.
Findings
Suspension of closed n-manifolds does not embed in a product of n+1 curves.
The result is generalized to a broader setting beyond spheres.
Provides new insights into topological embedding limitations.
Abstract
It is proved that the suspension of a closed n-dimensional manifold M, , does not embed in a product of n+1 curves. In fact, the ultimate result will be proved in a much more general setting. This is a far-reaching generalization the Borsuk theorem on non-embeddability of the (n+1)-dimensional sphere in a product of n+1 curves.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows
