General techniques are
developed for constructing Lipschitz homogeneous wild Cantor sets in ℝ3. These
techniques, along with Kauffman’s version of the Jones polynomial and previous
results on Antoine Cantor sets, are used to construct uncountably many topologically
inequivalent such wild Cantor sets in ℝ3. This use of three-dimensional finite link
invariants to detect distinctness among wild Cantor sets is unexpected. These Cantor
sets have the same Antoine graphs and are Lipschitz homogeneous. As a corollary,
there are uncountably many topologically inequivalent Cantor sets with the same
Antoine graph.
Keywords
wild Cantor set, Lipschitz homogeneity, similitude,
coefficient of similarity, defining sequence, link
invariant