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product topology preserves the Hausdorff property
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Theorem Suppose
is a collection of Hausdorff spaces. Then the generalized Cartesian product
equipped with the product topology is a Hausdorff space.
Proof. Let
, and let be distinct points in . Then there is an index
such that and are distinct points in the Hausdorff space . It follows that there are open sets and in such that
,
, and
. Let be the projection operator
defined here. By the definition of the product topology, is continuous, so
and
are open sets in . Also, since the preimage commutes with set operations, we have that
Finally, since
, i.e.,
, it follows that
. Similarly,
. We have shown that and are open disjoint neighborhoods of respectively . In other words, is a Hausdorff space.
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Cross-references: neighborhoods, disjoint, open, continuous, operator, projection, open sets, index, points, proof, product topology, generalized Cartesian product, Hausdorff spaces, collection
This is version 4 of product topology preserves the Hausdorff property, born on 2003-05-31, modified 2004-03-12.
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Classification:
| AMS MSC: | 54B10 (General topology :: Basic constructions :: Product spaces) | | | 54D10 (General topology :: Fairly general properties :: Lower separation axioms ) |
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