
TL;DR
This paper provides examples of one-dimensional spaces that are not almost zero-dimensional, demonstrating that their hyperspaces of compact subsets also have dimension one, addressing a question about the relationship between space and hyperspace dimensions.
Contribution
It introduces specific examples of one-dimensional, non-almost zero-dimensional spaces with hyperspaces also of dimension one, answering a previously posed question.
Findings
Examples of such spaces are constructed.
Hyperspaces of these spaces are also one-dimensional.
Addresses the relationship between space and hyperspace dimensions.
Abstract
In a previuos paper the author asked if there exists a one-dimensional space that is not almost zero-dimensional, such that the dimension of the hyperspace of compact subsets of is one-dimensional. In this short note we give examples of spaces that are not almost zero-dimensional such that is one-dimensional and their hyperspace of compacta of also is one-dimensional.
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