# Topology exercise.

• October 20th 2012, 01:37 AM
vercammen
Topology exercise.
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• October 20th 2012, 06:20 AM
Plato
Re: Topology exercise.
Quote:

Originally Posted by vercammen
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You have posted an attachment without any comment whatsoever.
Do you expect someone to do the problem(s) for you?
• October 31st 2012, 12:46 AM
vercammen
Re: Topology exercise.
I expect any kind of help. Even hint or the first step.
Anyway, here is what I got

1. Clearly $\supset$ is always true, even when $G$ is not open. Let $x\in \overline{G\cap \overline A}$, and $O$ an open neighborh. of $x$. It necessarily meets a point of $G\cap \overline A$, say $y$. As $y\in\overline A$, and $G$ is a neighborhood of $y$, $G\cap A\cap O\neq \emptyset$. So $x\in \overline{G\cap A}$.

2. We consider the real line with usual topology, $A:=(0,1)$ and $G:=\{0\}$. The LHS is $\{0\}$ but the RHS is empty.
• November 19th 2012, 08:30 PM
wallisonline
Re: Topology exercise.
What are some good books for a layperson who wants to teach himself set theory?

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