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HemaSphere, Vol 6, Pp 404-405 (2022)
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https://doaj.org/article/33d4d63a0e504deabbc927bfbe275e31
Short-term effects of fishing on benthos from a mud patch in the northwestern part of the Irish Sea were investigated in 1994–1996 by means of samples taken both before and shortly after (ca. 24 h) fishing activity. No quantitative historical benth
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http://hdl.handle.net/10379/8845
Autor:
B. J. Ball
Publikováno v:
Fundamenta Mathematicae. 89:177-189
Autor:
B. J. Ball
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Colloquium Mathematicum. 29:241-246
Autor:
B. J. Ball, Shoji Yokura
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Topology and its Applications. 15:1-6
It is well known that every compactification of a completely regular space X can be generated, via a Tychonoff-type embedding, by some suitably chosen subset of C∗(X). Different subsets may give rise to equivalent compactifications, and we are conc
Autor:
Jo Ford, B. J. Ball
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Fundamenta Mathematicae. 77:33-49
Autor:
B. J. Ball
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Canadian Journal of Mathematics. 7:548-551
An open interval of a simply ordered set S is a subset I of S such that either(1) for some ,(2) for some , or(3) for some .A simply ordered set with its interval topology (i.e., the topology in which “neighborhood of x” means “open interval con
Autor:
R. B. Sher, B. J. Ball
Publikováno v:
Canadian Journal of Mathematics. 25:791-805
A space X is locally planar if each point of X has a neighborhood which is embeddable in the plane. If X is a closed, locally planar subset of E3, we will say that X is locally tame if each point of X has a neighborhood in X which lies on a tame disk
Autor:
B. J. Ball
Publikováno v:
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society. 10:699-705
t. Introduction. In considering upper semicontinuous decompositions of E3, it is sometimes useful to know whether a given collection of continua can be transformed, by a homeomorphism of E3 onto itself, into another collection which is simpler in som
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Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society. 20:75-80
Let K and Q denote, respectively, the unit circular disk and the unit square disk in E2. Let A: K—>[0, l] and -ir: (?—>[0, l] be defined by A(x, y) = (x2+y2)112 and 7r(x, y) =x. Suppose Fis a subset of a disk D and / is a mapping of T into [O, l]