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  • ...|"the ''subspace topology''}} on {{M|S}}"{{rITTMJML}} ({{AKA}}: ''relative topology'' on {{M|S}}<ref name="ITTMJML"/>) and is defined as follows: ** '''Claim 1: ''' this is indeed a [[topology]]<ref name="ITTMJML"/>
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  • ...functions is a bijection then the initial map is injective and the latter map is surjective]] ...t{Id}_A}} where {{M|i_A}} denotes the [[inclusion map (topology)|inclusion map]], {{M|i_A:A\hookrightarrow X}} given by {{M|i_A:a\mapsto x}}
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  • ! Topology and Geometry | [[Subspace (topology)|Subspace]] {{M|A}} of {{Top.|X|J}} and a [[continuous map]], {{M|f:X\rightarrow A}} such that {{M|1=f(a)=a}} for all {{M|a\in A}} is
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  • A [[subspace (topology)|subspace]], {{M|A}}, of a [[topological space]] {{Top.|X|J}} is called a ' ...ghtarrow X}} is the [[inclusion map]] and {{M|\text{Id}_X}} the [[identity map]] of {{M|X}}.
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  • ...irectly, one as a corollary to the characteristic property of the subspace topology}} * See [[Subspace topology#Definition|the definition part of the subspace topology page]] - bottom 2 paragraphs cover it
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  • ==Munkres: Elements of Algebraic Topology== # For each {{open n-cell|m}}, {{M|e_\alpha}}, there exists a [[continuous map]], {{M|f_\alpha:\overline{\mathbb{B}^m}\rightarrow X}} such that:
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  • ...ightarrow A}}). Lastly take i {{M|i:A\rightarrow X}} to be the [[inclusion map]], {{M|i:a\mapsto a}}. ...ract|topology}} of {{M|X}} (and {{M|r:X\rightarrow A}} is the [[continuous map]] of the retraction) then {{M|i_*:H_*(A)\rightarrow H_*(X)}} is a [[monomor
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