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Example in Topology I. Lines, Planes, Curves, and Planar Objects

Author: Jean-Charles PINOLI

Publication date: October 10, 2018, Review date: May 7, 2021

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The branch of mathematics that studies topological spaces is called General Topology or Point-Set Topology. It is both an abstraction of Analysis and Geometry (p. 55 of ). The term Set-Theoretic Topology is sometimes used (p. 1 and p. 61 of ), but should be reserved for the first part of General Topology, which deals only with general topological spaces (i.e. the articles

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