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[HM] My incopmpetence!!!
Posted:
Dec 20, 2005 12:52 PM
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A few days ago I was searching the web for material relating to the
generalisation of the Jordan Curve Theorem to three and higher dimensions.
I came across a web page which implied that Henri Lebesgue had specifically
generalised the theorem to ***three*** dimensions shortly before Brouwer
generalised it completely.
Unfortunately, but sadly predictably, I did not book mark the web page in
question and despite serious effort i have not been able to revisit it.
So, can any list member please
1) corroborate/repudiate the assertion about Lebesgue
2) direct me back to 'the lost page'
Again I apologise for my incompetence.
Any and all help will be much appreciated.
Thanks
Michael Message
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