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ultranet (Definition)

A net $ (x_a)_{a\in A}$ on a set $ X$ is said to be an ultranet or universal net if whenever $ E\subseteq X$, $ (x_a)$ is either eventually in $ E$ or eventually in $ X\smallsetminus E$.

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See Also: ultrafilter, every net has a universal subnet

Other names:  universal net
Keywords:  topology

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Cross-references: compact subset, convergent, topological space, locally compact, every net has a universal subnet, eventually, net
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This is version 6 of ultranet, born on 2002-08-02, modified 2007-09-06.
Object id is 3260, canonical name is Ultranet.
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AMS MSC54A20 (General topology :: Generalities :: Convergence in general topology )

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universal nets by pzadunaisky on 2007-12-26 07:56:59
I was wondering about adding a commentary in the entry on how net are "dual" to filters, and that the corresponding notion to a universal net is an ultra filter. How about it?
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