EITHER DIGRAPHS OR PRE-TOPOLOGICAL SPACES?

Autores

  • José Carlos S. Kiihl Universidade de Chicago, EUA
  • Irwen Valle Guadalupe Universidade Estadual de Campinas - UNICAMP

Palavras-chave:

Digrafos, Espaços Pre-topologicos, Homotopia Regular para Digrafos, Torneios

Resumo

Neste artigo mostramos que os digrafos podem ser identificados, de um modo natural, com espacos pre-topologicos nitos. Mostramos tambem que com esta identicação a Teoria de Homotopia Regular e a mais apropriada a ser usada quando se trabalha com digrafos. Em particular obtemos caracterizações gracas e estruturais para algumas classes de torneios, mostrando a import^ancia desta nova abordagem.

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