Approximation by zero-free continuous maps
Alexander J. Izzo

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that zero-free continuous maps on subsets of manifolds can be uniformly approximated by zero-free maps on the entire set, extending the approximation to the fine topology.
Contribution
It introduces a method to approximate zero-free maps on subsets of manifolds by zero-free maps on the whole set, enhancing understanding of map approximation in topology.
Findings
Zero-free maps can be approximated in the fine topology.
Approximation extends to uniform topology.
Method applies to subsets of n-dimensional manifolds.
Abstract
We prove that if E a subset of an n-dimensional manifold, then every continuous R^n-valued map on E that is zero-free on the interior of E can be approximated in the fine topology, and hence, in particular, in the uniform topology, by a continuous R^n-valued map that is zero-free on all of E.
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TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory
