Y by greenturtle3141
a) Consider a square
in the plane, for natural
. Erase all the points which have both coordinates non-integer. We are left with one-dimensional cell complex which we will call
. Find the maximal
such that
for any continuous map of
to
there is a point with at least
preimages.
b) The same for maps to
of the
two-dimensional complex obtained from
by erasing all the points with all coordinates non-integer.
![$[0, n]^2$](http://latex.artofproblemsolving.com/b/3/8/b38b78b68b1c5651fa5825bf88eb10f801f4d821.png)



for any continuous map of



b) The same for maps to

two-dimensional complex obtained from
![$[0, n]^3\subset R^3$](http://latex.artofproblemsolving.com/8/1/c/81c72fc51fd486cfe352438f452965f887fbf8f9.png)
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