Abstract
AbstractWe study minimal flows and their extensions by means of the associated maximally highly proximal flows. These, in turn, can be represented by highly proximal generators, which are certain subsets of the universal minimal flow. From this point of view we obtain information on relative disjointness, coalescence, the Bronstein property, and RIC extensions.
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