are the regular topology on $\mathbb R$ and the product topology on $\omega^\omega$ equivalent?
By the product topology on $\omega^\omega$ I mean the topology in which an open basis set is a set of all sequence which has the same finite prefix.
If the answer is no, then, is one of them finer then the other?
Thank you!
Note that the topology on $\Bbb R$ is connected and locally compact, whereas the topology on $\omega^\omega$ is totally disconnected and every compact set has an empty interior. So the two of them are very different from one another.
For what it's worth, though, $\Bbb R$ can be obtained as a continuous image of $\omega^\omega$.