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Category Archives: earring space
What is a semicovering map?
I’ve heard twice in the past year from folks who study non-Archimedian geometry and have found connections to “semicoverings,” which are a generalization of covering maps used in wild topology. The questions I received had me revisiting the basics and … Continue reading
Celebrating the Career and Contributions of Katsuya Eda: Master of the Earring Group
Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking at the Arches Topology Conference in Moab, Utah. The conference was in honor of the career and contributions of Katsuya Eda, who retired not too long ago. K. Eda considers himself a … Continue reading
The Baer-Specker Group
One of the infinite abelian groups that is important to infinite abelian group theory and which has shown up naturally in previous posts on infinitary fundamental groups is the Baer-Specker group, often just called the Specker group. This post isn’t … Continue reading
