Borsuk–Ulam theorem
Every continuous map from the n-dimensional sphere to n-dimensional Euclidean space takes equal values at some pair of antipodal points. It holds in every positive dimension and has equivalent formulations involving odd maps.
Every continuous map from the n-dimensional sphere to n-dimensional Euclidean space takes equal values at some pair of antipodal points. It holds in every positive dimension and has equivalent formulations involving odd maps.