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Proof with set compactness with river metric
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Give an example of an infinite compact set $A$ such that its supremum is not a limit point
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Problem of a compact space
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If $X\neq\varnothing$ and $\tau=\{\varnothing, X\}$, then any subset of $X$ is compact.
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Compact subspace of $\mathbb{R}$ with lower limit topology must be countable.
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continuity of a map on a $T_2$ space
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prove: a complete metric space $X$ is compact if and only if ...
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Closedness of Continuous Mappings from Compact Metric Space to Compact Metric Space
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Give an example of a set that is closed but not compact nor bounded. Prove your answer.
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Showing compactness of complete metric space
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Differentiable Manifold minus point not compact
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#compactness
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Proof with compact sets in Hausdorff space
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#compactness
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Examples of non-compact connected spaces with the property...
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$C_b(X)$ is non-separable for $X$ non-compact
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#functional-analysis
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Would a connected space contain a compact subspace
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