I am reading Differential geometry of curves and surfaces by Do Carmo.
Let S be a regular surface in $R^3$.
I wonder
How is open set of S defined?
Is a subset of S open if and only if it is the intersection of some open set in $R^3 with S?
I am reading Differential geometry of curves and surfaces by Do Carmo.
Let S be a regular surface in $R^3$.
I wonder
How is open set of S defined?
Is a subset of S open if and only if it is the intersection of some open set in $R^3 with S?
Here is the general definition of the subspace topology:
If $X$ in a subset of a topological set $Y$, an open set of $X$ for the subspace topology is the intersection of $X$ and an open set of $Y$.
Remark that this has nothing to do with differential topology.