Preconnected sets in a product with preconnected fibres #
A subset of X × Y need not be preconnected even when every vertical fibre is: the fibres may
fail to be linked to one another. They are linked as soon as the set contains a preconnected set
meeting every nonempty fibre, for instance the graph of a continuous map over a preconnected
base. This is how one shows that the regions between continuous graphs over a connected base,
such as the sectors of a cylindrical stack, are connected.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.isPreconnected_of_isPreconnected_preimage_prodMk: a set with preconnected fibres containing a preconnected set that meets each of its nonempty fibres is preconnected.TauCeti.isPreconnected_of_isPreconnected_preimage_prodMk_of_continuous: a set with preconnected fibres containing the graph of a continuous map over a preconnected base is preconnected.
A set s ⊆ X × Y is preconnected if each of its fibres {y | (x, y) ∈ s} is preconnected
and it contains a preconnected set t meeting every nonempty fibre of s.
Over a preconnected base, a set s ⊆ X × Y is preconnected if each of its fibres
{y | (x, y) ∈ s} is preconnected and it contains the graph of a continuous map f : X → Y.