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Chapter: Construction of Topologies
Sometimes, there is a need to construct a topology for a given set $X$ that suits some purpose by fulfilling certain properties. In this chapter, we discuss different ways that allow us to construct topologies.
Table of Contents
- Definition: Topological Subspaces and Subspace Topologies
- Definition: Hereditary and Weakly Hereditary Properties
- Proposition: Construction of Topological Spaces Using a Subbasis
- Definition: Topological Sum, Disjoint Union
- Definition: Topological Product, Product Topology
- Definition: Subbasis and Basis of Topology
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