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Good Coverings of Proximal Alexandrov Spaces. Path Cycles in the Extension of the Mitsuishi-Yamaguchi good covering and Jordan Curve Theorems

This paper introduces proximal path cycles, which lead to the main results in this paper, namely, extensions of the Mitsuishi-Yamaguchi Good Coverning Theorem with different forms of Tanaka good cover of an Alexandrov space equipped with a proximity relation as well as extension of the Jordan curve theorem. In this work, a {\bf path cycle} is a sequence of maps $h_1,\dots,h_i,\dots,h_{n-1}\mbox{mod}\ n$ in which $h_i:[0,1]\to X$ and $h_i(1) = h_{i+1}(0)$ provide the structure of a path-connected cycle that has no end path. An application of these results is also given for the persistence of proximal video frame shapes that appear in path cycles.

preprint2022arXivOpen access

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