Completely regular topological spaces. #
This file defines CompletelyRegularSpace
and T35Space
.
Main definitions #
CompletelyRegularSpace
: A completely regular spaceX
is such that each closed setK ⊆ X
and a pointx ∈ Kᶜ
, there is a continuous functionf
fromX
to the unit interval, so thatf x = 0
andf k = 1
for allk ∈ K
. A completely regular space is a regular space, and a normal space is a completely regular space.T35Space
: A T₃.₅ space is a completely regular space that is also T₁. A T₃.₅ space is a T₃ space and a T₄ space is a T₃.₅ space.
Main results #
Completely regular spaces #
CompletelyRegularSpace.regularSpace
: A completely regular space is a regular space.NormalSpace.completelyRegularSpace
: A normal space is a completely regular space.
T₃.₅ spaces #
T35Space.instT3Space
: A T₃.₅ space is a T₃ space.T4Space.instT35Space
: A T₄ space is a T₃.₅ space.
Implementation notes #
The present definition CompletelyRegularSpace
is a slight modification of the one given in
[russell1974]. There it's assumed that any point x ∈ Kᶜ
is separated from the closed set K
by a
continuous real valued function f
(as opposed to f
being unit-interval-valued). This can be
converted to the present definition by replacing a real-valued f
by h ∘ g ∘ f
, with
g : x ↦ max(x, 0)
and h : x ↦ min(x, 1)
. Some sources (e.g. [russell1974]) also assume that a
completely regular space is T₁. Here a completely regular space that is also T₁ is called a T₃.₅
space.
References #
- [Russell C. Walker, The Stone-Čech Compactification][russell1974]
A space is completely regular if points can be separated from closed sets via continuous functions to the unit interval.
- completely_regular : ∀ (x : X) (K : Set X), IsClosed K → x ∉ K → ∃ (f : X → ↑unitInterval), Continuous f ∧ f x = 0 ∧ Set.EqOn f 1 K
Instances
Equations
- (_ : RegularSpace X) = (_ : RegularSpace X)
Equations
- (_ : CompletelyRegularSpace X) = (_ : CompletelyRegularSpace X)
A T₃.₅ space is a completely regular space that is also T1.