Absolute environmental retreat

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The term Absolute Umgebungsretrakt (Engl. Absolute neighborhood retract , short ANR ) is a concept of topology , one of the branches of mathematics that there a whole and particularly in homotopy theory is important.

definition

A topological space is an absolute surrounding retract if the following applies:

For every normal closed subspace there is an open environment and a continuous mapping such that applies to all ; So so that the restriction on the identity is.

The definition can also be summarized as follows:

A topological space is an absolute surrounding retract if and only if:

If a normal space is a closed subspace and a continuous mapping, whatever it is, there is always a continuous continuation to an environment .

The concept of the absolute surrounding retract goes back to the Polish mathematician Karol Borsuk . However, it is generalized in contemporary mathematics, namely in the way just described.

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  1. Horst Schubert: Topology. 1975, p. 158 ff
  2. a b c d Schubert, op.cit., P. 159
  3. Stephen Willard: General Topology. 1970, p. 106
  4. Milnor, op. Cit., Pp. 272-273
  5. Hanner, op.cit., P. 394
  6. Milnor, op.cit., P. 272