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Equivalent forms of the Brouwer fixed point theorem II

Equivalent forms of the Brouwer fixed point theorem. II.
Authors: Adam Idzik; Władysław Kulpa; Piotr Maćkowiak;

Equivalent forms of the Brouwer fixed point theorem II

Abstract

The authors extend characterizations of the celebrated Brouwer fixed point theorem presented in their earlier paper [Topol. Methods Nonlinear Anal. 44, No. 1, 263--276 (2014; Zbl 1476.54070)]. Firstly, some equivalent versions of the labeled Sperner lemma are provided. Then, it is proved that an indexed closed (open) cover theorem, the Eilenberg-Otto theorem, the Poincaré theorem and the Bohl-Brouwer theorem are equivalent. A lemma on the collapse is also proved, and finally, the Steinhaus chessboard theorem and the Gale theorem on hexagonal tiling are generalized.

Keywords

Fixed-point and coincidence theorems (topological aspects), Connections of general topology with other structures, applications, Steinhaus chessboard problem, Brouwer fixed point theorem

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