2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmaa.2013.10.076
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Hyperspaces of Keller compacta and their orbit spaces

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“…In this section we will show that the G-space cc(L) is always a G-AE. The technique used to prove this result is based on an argument used in [8] For any Banach space L, denote by L the Banach G-space C(G, L) equipped with the norm (2.1) and the continuous action described in (2.2). Now, if G acts affinely on L, the map Φ : L → L defined by the rule…”
Section: Group Actions By Means Of Affinitiesmentioning
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“…In this section we will show that the G-space cc(L) is always a G-AE. The technique used to prove this result is based on an argument used in [8] For any Banach space L, denote by L the Banach G-space C(G, L) equipped with the norm (2.1) and the continuous action described in (2.2). Now, if G acts affinely on L, the map Φ : L → L defined by the rule…”
Section: Group Actions By Means Of Affinitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this section we will show that the G-space cc(L) is always a G-AE. The technique used to prove this result is based on an argument used in [8] (cf. [1, Theorem C] and [18, Theorem 2],)…”
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“…West considered hyperspaces of a group G, equipped with the natural action induced by the group. Since that paper, several results appear in the literature concerning group actions on hyperspaces (see e. g. [1,2,3,5,4,16,17]). Some older results such as [14,18,19] also considered group actions on hyperspaces of convex bodies, but from a convex geometry perspective.…”
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