[[Mathematics MOC]]
# Topology MOC
Topology is the study of the defining features of a _space_.
What makes two spaces the _same_?
[[Topology notation in these notes]]
## Fundamentals
The object of interest is the [[Topological space]],
which is a space together with a way of defining which subsets are open called the **topology**.
- [[Coarseness and fineness of topologies]] on the same space
- [[Topological basis]], [[Topological subbasis]]
Open sets allow the definition of a [[Neighbourhood]] of a point.
- [[Neighbourhood system]], [[Neighbourhood basis]]
## Morphisms
The morphisms of interest are [[Continuity|continuous maps]].
Isomorphisms are then [[Homeomorphism|homeomorphisms]],
which preserve open sets in both directions,
and preserve every [[topological property]].
Other properties maps can have
- [[Open and closed maps]]
- [[Proper map]]
Special kinds of maps
- [[Embedding]]
## Topological properties and axiomatic topology
A [[Topological property]] is a property which is shared by any two [[Homeomorphism|homeomorphic]] spaces.
- [[Topological property|List of topological properties]]
- [[Countability axioms]]
- [[Separation axioms]]
## Special kinds of spaces
- [[Topological manifold]]
- [[Fibre bundle]]
## Internally
### Sets
- [[Boundary]]
- [[Closure]]
- [[Interior and exterior]]
- [[Dense set]]
### Sequences
- [[Convergence]]
## Externally
I follow the structure given in [[@bradleyTopologyCategoricalApproach2020|Topology: A categorical approach]],
where we begin with the explicit topological definition,
followed by a definition based on continuous maps,
and finally the universal property.
- [[Subspace topology]], [[Quotient topology]]
- [[Product topology]] (product), [[Coproduct topology]] (coproduct)
## Specific topologies
- Special
- [[Discrete topology]]: $(X, 2^X)$
- [[Trivial topology]]: $(X, \{ \emptyset, X \})$
- See [[Topology counterexamples MOC]]
- Common
- [[Metric topology]]
- Shapes
- [[Sphere space]]
- [[Möbius strip]]
- [[Unit circle topology]]
- [[Klein bottle]]
## Related
- [[Homotopy theory MOC]]
- [[Homological algebra MOC]]
- [[Differential geometry MOC]]
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