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* [{'LOWER': 'topological'}, {'LEMMA': 'space'}]

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  • A topological space is a set endowed with a topology.[1]
  • The elements of the underlying set of a topological space are termed points, and are typically denoted by lower case letters.[1]
  • Subsets of a topological space are typically denoted by capital letters.[1]
  • Thus, a collection of open subsets of a topological space might be denoted where is an indexing set.[1]
  • Likewise, the concept of a topological space is concerned with generalizing the structure of sets in Euclidean spaces.[2]
  • Of course, for many topological spaces the similarities are remote, but aid in judgment and guide proofs.[2]
  • In fact, there are many equivalent ways to define what we will call a topological space just by defining families of subsets of a given set.[2]
  • The properties of the topological space depend on the number of subsets and the ways in which these sets overlap.[2]
  • The book first offers information on elementary principles, topological spaces, and compactness and connectedness.[3]
  • We introduce the notion of generalized topological space (gt-space).[4]
  • Such axioms limit the size of the topology in a way, and are often satisfied by important topological spaces that occur in applications.[5]
  • Properties that are defined for a topological space can be applied to a subset of the space, with the relative topology.[5]
  • Suppose that \( S \) has the trivial topology and that \( (T, \mathscr{T}) \) is another topological space.[5]
  • Suppose that \( S \) has the discrete topology and that \( (T, \mathscr{S}) \) is another topological space.[5]
  • A topological space can be used to define a topology on any particular subset or on another set.[6]
  • A topological space in which the points are functions is called a function space.[7]
  • There are many other equivalent ways to define a topological space.[7]
  • A variety of topologies can be placed on a set to form a topological space.[7]
  • A function between topological spaces is said to be continuous if the inverse image of every open set is open.[7]
  • The basis of topological space contains cylindrical open sets.[8]
  • Sections 2–3 develop standard facts, mostly elementary, about how certain combinations of properties of topological spaces imply others.[9]
  • Sequences by themselves are inadequate for detecting convergence in general topological spaces, and nets are a substitute.[9]
  • An ideal topological space (or ideal space) means a topological space with an ideal defined on .[10]
  • Let be a topological space with an ideal defined on .[10]
  • Let be a subset of an ideal topological space .[10]
  • In this paper, we introduce the notion of expanding topological space.[11]
  • In particular, we prove that the more a topological space expands, the finer the topology of its indexed states is.[11]
  • When regarding a base of an open, or closed, topology, it is common to refer to it as an open or closed base of the given topological space.[12]
  • Open bases are more often considered than closed ones, hence if one speaks simply of a base of a topological space, an open base is meant.[12]
  • cardinal number that is the cardinality of a base of a given topological space is called its weight (cf.[12]
  • This approach was chosen by K. Kuratowski (1922) in order to construct the concept of a topological space.[12]
  • For the mathematical structure, see Topological space .[13]
  • If τ is a topology on X, then the pair (X, τ) is called a topological space.[13]
  • A function or map from one topological space to another is called continuous if the inverse image of any open set is open.[13]
  • A manifold is a topological space that resembles Euclidean space near each point.[13]
  • Topological spaces are the objects studied in topology.[14]
  • Topological spaces equipped with extra property and structure form the fundament of much of geometry.[14]
  • A topological space equipped with a notion of smooth functions into it is a diffeological space.[14]
  • The word ‘topology’ sometimes means the study of topological spaces but here it means the collection of open sets in a topological space.[14]
  • Being so general, topological spaces are a central unifying notion and appear in virtually every branch of modern mathematics.[15]

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  • [{'LOWER': 'topological'}, {'LEMMA': 'space'}]