a single hair accumulates everywhere upon itself

[fflo]

One new type of invariant
set constructed in this
paper is an indecomposable
continuum in which a
pair of hairs accumulate
upon each other. The

second new type consists
of an indecomposable continuum
together with a completely
separate hair that accumulates
on this continuum. Previously,

the only known types of such
invariant sets were either
simple hairs or indecom-
posable continua for which
a single hair accumulates
everywhere upon itself.

Comments

[fflo.livejournal.com]

Ah, but this is free verse. Perhaps ironically, for "invariant" sets, which oughta have regular meter, I suppose. But irony's why I tossed in one bit of poetics, splitting "indecomposable" across a line break... Yeah, very funny, I know. I crack me up. Droll, Lisa: droll.