Dimensions of a Graph | Chapter 13 | Research and Applications Towards Mathematics and Computer Science Vol. 4

 We present eight infinite sets of continuous. Some we calculate. Roughly talking, we seek graphs as narrow as possible. The graphs present image of examples for various kinds of ’ranges’.In the second part ’Points’, we place points on the plane, and from this, we ask limitless many questions.In a third part, we present for each diagram a sequence named the ‘Thuerey Numbers’. At the end, we summarize the open questions.

Author(s) Details:

Volker Wilhelm Thürey,
Hegelstrasse 101, 28201 Bremen, Germany.

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