
TL;DR
This paper refines the concept of k-almost-quasifibrations to k-c-quasifibrations, exploring their properties and establishing criteria for identifying such maps, thereby advancing the understanding of quasifibration generalizations.
Contribution
It introduces the updated definition of k-c-quasifibrations and generalizes existing quasifibration results to this new class.
Findings
Defines and studies properties of k-c-quasifibribrations.
Provides criteria for recognizing k-c-quasifibrations.
Extends previous quasifibration results to the new framework.
Abstract
In [8](arXiv:2111.06159) we introduced the notion of a k-almost-quasifibration. In this article we update this definition and call it a k-c-quasifibration. This will help us to relate it to quasifibrations. We study some basic properties of k-c-quasifibrations. We also generalize a series of results on quasifibrations ([1]) to k-c-quasifibrations giving criteria for a map to be a k-c-quasifibration.
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