Asymptotic dimension, decomposition complexity, and Haver's property C
Alexander Dranishnikov, Michael Zarichnyi

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new concept called straight decomposition complexity, compares it with existing notions like asymptotic property C, and explores game-theoretic analogs of Haver's property C in dimension theory.
Contribution
It defines and analyzes straight decomposition complexity and game-theoretic versions of Haver's property C, expanding the understanding of decomposition and dimension properties.
Findings
Straight decomposition complexity is comparable to asymptotic property C.
Game-theoretic analogs of Haver's property C are introduced and analyzed.
The relationships between these new notions and classical dimension properties are established.
Abstract
The notion of the decomposition complexity was introduced in \cite{GTY} using a game theoretical approach. We introduce a notion of straight decomposition complexity and compare it with the original as well with the asymptotic property C. Then we define a game theoretical analog of Haver's property C in the classical dimension theory and compare it with the original.
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