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Answer 1

When is
B
aneuclidean topology on
R?

Answer 2

@zzr0ck3r

Answer 3

is it when B=(a,b):a,bϵR,a=b

Answer 4

?

Answer 5

@zzr0ck3r

Answer 6

`\(B=\{(a,b) | a,b\in R, a<b\}\)`

This will give

\(B=\{(a,b) | a,b\in R, a<b\}\)

Answer 7

so put \ before { and }

Answer 8

ok thanks sir

Answer 9

that was the problem with those last questions, I could not tell where the parentheses were.

Answer 10

Eclidean topolgy is just the real line as you know it.

The B is for basis

Answer 11

Euclidean Topology*

Answer 12

ok. when is B the lower limit on R

Answer 13

I don't understand the question

Answer 14

oh the lower limit topology?

Answer 15

Then \(\mathcal{B}=\{[a, b)| a,b\in \mathbb{R}, a<b\}\)

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

is that it?

Answer 18

or
\[B_d\](x,ϵ)⊃⋃

Answer 19

??????

Answer 20

sorry eating :)

Answer 21

the first one

Answer 22

?

Answer 23

correct

Answer 24

we just answered this

Answer 25

i think the first one

Answer 26

correct

Answer 27

Projections of X x X

Answer 28

projection X x Y

Answer 29

which of them sir?

Answer 30

or projections of X^2 x Y^2

Answer 31

sec, let me read

Answer 32

should that say \(\pi_2:X\times Y\rightarrow Y\)?

Answer 33

yes sir, typo error

Answer 34

these maps are projection maps from \(X\times Y\)

Answer 35

ok. thanks . i have more, can i ask please?

Answer 36

Sure, but open a new question. This one takes to long to sroll and find things. It is cluttered.

Answer 37

also, I am going into town soon, but I will be back in a few hours.