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什么是 Hausdorff space?

Definition 6.7 University Mathematics — Year 3 · 第 6 章 — General Topology

XX is Hausdorff (or separated) if any two distinct points have disjoint neighborhoods. Metric spaces are Hausdorff (balls of radius d(x,y)/2d(x,y)/2). A sequence (xn)(x_n) converges to xx if every neighborhood of xx contains all but finitely many xnx_n; in a Hausdorff space, limits are unique (two limits would have disjoint neighborhoods each containing a tail). In a Hausdorff space, points — hence finite sets — are closed.

示例

Example 6.11

The quotient R/Z\R/\Z (identify xx and x+nx + n) is homeomorphic to the circle S1={z∈C:∣z∣=1}S^1 = \{z \in \C : \abs z = 1\}: the map x↦e2iπxx \mapsto \eu^{2\iu\pi x} passes to a continuous bijection R/Z→S1\R/\Z \to S^1 (Proposition 6.10(b)); its inverse is continuous by the compactness argument of Corollary 6.14 below (Exercise 6.5 details everything, including why R/Z\R/\Z is Hausdorff and compact). Likewise [0,1][0,1] with endpoints glued is S1S^1, the square with opposite sides glued is the torus, and gluing is finally a theorem, not a picture.

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