Topological property theorems

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This page is an index for the various theorems involving topological properties, like compactness, connectedness, so forth.



TODO: Document this


The a few types of theorems are (like):

  • Image of a compact space is compact
    • Notice this is given X is compact, then Y is compact
  • A continuous and bijective function from a compact space to a Hausdorff space is a homeomorphism
    • Notice this is given X is compact, Y is Hausdorff, f bijective THEN homeomorphism
  • A closed set in a compact space is compact
    • Given a set, closed, X compact then set compact

Properties carried forward by continuity

Given two topological spaces, (X,J) and (Y,K) and a map, f:XY that is continuous then:

Theorem X-Cmpct X-Cnctd X-Hsdrf f(X)-Cmpct f(X)-Cnctd f(X)-Hsdrf
Image of a connected set is connected M T M M T M
Image of a compact set is compact T M M T M M

Properties of a set in a space

Given a topological space, (X,J) and a set VX then:

Space properties [Set properties (relation) Deduced properties]
Theorem X-Cmpct X-Hsdrf V-Open V-Clsd V-Cmpct V-Open V-Clsd V-Cmpct
Compact set in a Hausdorff space is closed M T M T M T T (def)
Closed set in a compact space is compact T M M T M T (def) T
Set in a compact Hausdorff space is compact iff it is closed T T M T M T T (def)
Set in a compact Hausdorff space is compact iff it is closed T T M T M T (def) T
Set in a compact Hausdorff space is compact iff it is closed T T M T T () M T () T

Real line

Here R is considered with the topology induced by the absolute value metric.


TODO: Formulate table


Theorems:


TODO: Mendelson - p165-167