Given (48) <strong>and</strong> the fact that for n sufficiently largewe havez δn ∈ B ρZ ( 1 n ,zδ0 ) ∩ Z ⊂ B ρZ (δ 0 ,z 0 ) ∩ Z,n(K(z δn )) ∩ B w ∗(ε 0 ,m(z 0 )) 6= ∅.Therefore, for all n sufficiently large, we have somex n ∈ n(K(z δn )) ∩ B w ∗(ε 0 ,m(z 0 )).Because x n ∈ n(K(z δn )), foralln sufficiently large we have by (49),hix n /∈ B w ∗ ε 1 ,n(K(z δ0 )) ∩ B w ∗(ε 0 ,m(z 0 )) . (50)WLOG, suppose that x n →w ∗ x0 <strong>and</strong> note that z δn →ρZz δ0 . Thus, because n(K(·)) isan USCO <strong>and</strong> B w ∗(ε 0 ,m(z 0 )) is closed, we havex 0 ∈ n(K(z δ0 )) ∩ B w ∗(ε 0 ,m(z 0 )).But now we have a contradiction, because by (50) it must be the case that for someε 2 ∈ (0, ε 1 ),hix 0 /∈ B w ∗ ε 2 ,n(K(z δ0 )) ∩ B w ∗(ε 0 ,m(z 0 )) .Therefore, we must conclude that for no z ∈ Z can it be true that m(z) apropersubset of n(K(z)) - <strong>and</strong> therefore that n(K(·)) ∈ [N (·)].We close this Section by noting that our 3M Property is similar in spirit to Condition(c) in Yu, Yang, <strong>and</strong> Xiang (2005) (i.e., YYX). Given arbitrary compact metricspaces, (Z, d Z ) <strong>and</strong> (X, d X ), YYX (2005) show that if an USCO, Γ ∈ U(Z, P dX f(X)),satisfies Condition (c), then for each z ∈ Z, Γ(z) contains at least one minimal essentialset, m(z), <strong>and</strong>every minimal essential set is connected. But we have seen thatnot every minimal essential set is connected. Thus, YYX’s conclusions concerningthe connectedness of minimal essential sets appears not to be true.5.2 Minimal Essential Sets Relative to a HyperspaceHere we introduce the notion of a minimal essential set relative to a particular hyperspace.We also introduce the notion of an USCO in the connected class.We will consider minimal essentiality relative to the hyperspace of subcontinua,C w ∗ f(X), as well as minimal essentiality relative to P w ∗ f(X). We begin with thedefinition.Definition 5 (Minimal Essentiality Relative to C w ∗ f(X))Let Γ ∈ U ρZ -w ∗ be any USCO. We say that a set e(z) ∈ C w ∗ f(X) is essential forthe set, Γ(z), ife(z) ⊆ Γ(z) <strong>and</strong> if e(z) is such that for all ε > 0 there exists a δ > 0,such thatΓ(z 0 ) ∩ B w ∗(ε,e(z)) 6= ∅ for all z 0 ∈ B δ (z).28
We say that m(z) ∈ C w ∗ f(X) is minimally essential in C w ∗ f(X) if for any otherm 0 (z) ∈ C w ∗ f(X) essential for Γ(z), m 0 (z) ⊆ m(z) implies that m 0 (z) =m(z).We will denote by E Γ(z) (C w ∗ f(X)) the collection of sets in C w ∗ f(X) essentialfor Γ(z), <strong>and</strong> we will denote by M Γ(z) (C w ∗ f(X)) the collection of sets in C w ∗ f(X)minimally essential for Γ(z).Minimal essentiality relative to P w ∗ f(X) is defined similarly. In the followingLemma we establish that for any minimal USCO, ϕ(·) ∈ [Γ] ρZ -w ∗, Γ ∈ U ρ Z -w ∗,<strong>and</strong>for any z, ϕ(z) is minimally essential in P w ∗ f(X) for the set, Γ(z). Thus, we willshow thatϕ(z) ∈ M Γ(z) (P w ∗ f(X)) for all z ∈ Z.The following result relating minimal USCOs <strong>and</strong> minimal essential sets, for minimalUSCOs defined on the parameter space is similar to our prior result, relatingminimal USCOs <strong>and</strong> minimal essential sets, for minimal USCOs definedonthehyperspaceof Ky Fan sets.Lemma 14 (ϕ(z) is minimally essential in P w ∗ f(X) for Γ(z))Suppose assumptions [A-1] hold <strong>and</strong> let Γ ∈ U ρZ -w ∗ be an USCO. Then for anyminimal USCO, ϕ ∈ [Γ] ρZ -w ∗,<strong>and</strong>foranyz ∈ Z, the subset given by ϕ(z) ∈ P w ∗ f(X)is minimally essential for Γ(z) in P w ∗ f(X).Proof. Because ϕ(·) is an USCO, for each z ∈ Z, ϕ(z) is essential for Γ(z). Infact,ϕ(z) is essential for ϕ(z) - i.e., for all ε > 0 there exists a δ > 0, such thatϕ(z 0 ) ∩ B w ∗(ε, ϕ(z)) 6= ∅ for all z 0 ∈ B δ (z).To see that ϕ(z) is minimal, suppose that for some z 0 ∈ Z there is a nonempty,closed, <strong>and</strong> proper subset m(z 0 ) of ϕ(z 0 ) such that for any ε > 0 there exists a δ > 0such that for all z contained in B δ (z 0 )ϕ(z) ∩ B w ∗(ε,m(z 0 )) 6= ∅. (51)Because m(z 0 ) is a proper subset of ϕ(z 0 ),wecanchooseε 0 > 0 so that ϕ(z 0 )∩B w ∗(ε 0 ,m(z 0 )) is a proper subset of ϕ(z 0 ), <strong>and</strong> by (51) we can choose δ 0 > 0 so thatdefine the mapping q(·) as follows:ϕ(z) ∩ B w ∗(ε 0 ,m(z 0 )) 6= ∅ for all z ∈ B δ 0(z 0 ),q(z) :=½ ϕ(z) ∩ Bw ∗(ε 0 ,m(z 0 )) if z ∈ B δ 0(z 0 )ϕ(z)otherwise.By Lemma 2(ii) in Anguelov <strong>and</strong> Kalenda (2009), q(·) is an USCO, <strong>and</strong> moreover,Grq(·) is a proper subset of Grϕ(·), a contradiction of the fact that ϕ(·) ∈ [Γ] ρZ -w ∗.Thus, for each z ∈ Z, ϕ(z) is minimally essential in P w ∗ f(X) for ϕ(z), <strong>and</strong> becauseϕ(z) ⊆ Γ(z), ϕ(z) is minimally essential in P w ∗ f(X) for Γ(z).29
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