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Tag Archives: harmonic archipelago
The Griffiths Twin Cone
This post is about an important wild space which, in many ways, is similar to the harmonic archipelago space that I posted about a few weeks ago. The Griffiths twin cone (or Griffiths space) was first studied by H.B. Griffiths in the 1950’s … Continue reading
Homomorphisms from the harmonic archipelago group to finite groups
This post is a brief application of a result discussed in the last post about the existence of odd ways to map the fundamental group of the Hawaiian earring onto an arbitrary finite group : Theorem 1: Let be any non-trivial finite group and be a loop … Continue reading
The Uncountability of the Harmonic Archipelago Group
In a previous post, we discussed the fundamental group of the harmonic archipelago in some detail. One item that I skipped earlier is the fact that this group is uncountable. In this post, we’ll see why is uncountable. We’ll use … Continue reading
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