box topology
Let {(Xα,𝒯α)}α∈A
be a family of topological spaces.
Let Y denote the generalized Cartesian product of the sets Xα,
that is
Y=∏α∈AXα. |
Let ℬ denote the set of all products of open sets of the corresponding
spaces, that is
ℬ={∏α∈AUα|Uα∈𝒯α for all α∈A}. |
Now we can construct the box product (Y,𝒮), where 𝒮,
referred to as the box topology,
is the topology the base ℬ.
When A is a finite (http://planetmath.org/Finite) set, the box topology coincides with the product topology.
Example
As an example,
the box product of two topological spaces (X0,𝒯0) and (X1,𝒯1)
is (X0×X1,𝒮),
where the box topology 𝒮 (which is the same as the product topology)
consists of all sets of the form
⋃i∈I(Ui×Vi),
where I is some index set
and for each i∈I we have Ui∈𝒯0 and Vi∈𝒯1.
Title | box topology |
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Canonical name | BoxTopology |
Date of creation | 2013-03-22 12:46:55 |
Last modified on | 2013-03-22 12:46:55 |
Owner | yark (2760) |
Last modified by | yark (2760) |
Numerical id | 9 |
Author | yark (2760) |
Entry type | Definition |
Classification | msc 54A99 |
Synonym | box product topology |
Related topic | ProductTopology |
Defines | box product |