Homological dimension and dimensional full-valuedness
Vesko Valov

TL;DR
This paper explores the relationships between different homological dimensions of metric compacta, establishing conditions under which these dimensions coincide and demonstrating the dimensional full-valuedness of certain two-dimensional spaces.
Contribution
It proves that homological dimensions with respect to any field coincide for homologically locally connected spaces and extends the class of spaces known to be dimensionally full-valued.
Findings
Homological dimensions coincide under certain local connectivity conditions.
Two-dimensional lc^2 metric compacta satisfy the dimension formula for products.
Conditions weaker than lc^2 still ensure dimensional full-valuedness.
Abstract
There are different definitions of homological dimension of metric compacta involving either \v{C}ech homology or exact (Steenrod) homology. In this paper we investigate the relation between these homological dimensions with respect to different groups. It is shown that all homological dimensions of a metric compactum X with respect to any field coincide provided X is homologically locally connected with respect to the singular homology up to dimension n=dim X. We also prove that any two-dimensional lc^2 metric compactum X satisfies the equality dim(X times Y)=dim X+dim Y for any metric compactum Y. This improves the well known result of Kodama that every two-dimensional ANR is dimensionally full-valued. Actually, the condition X to be lc^2 can be weaken to the existence at every point x a neighborhood V of x such that the inclusion homomorphism H_k(V;S^1)\to H_k(X;S^1)$ is trivial for…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Geometry and complex manifolds · Geometric and Algebraic Topology
