Hybrid topologies on the real line
Given A ⊆ ℝ , the Hattori space H(A) is the topological space ( ℝ , τA ) where each a ∈ A has a τA -neighborhood base { ( a − ε , a + ε ) : ε > 0 } and each b ∈ ℝ − A has a τA -neighborhood base { [ b , b + ε ) : ε > 0 } . Thus, τA may be viewed as a hybrid of the Euclidean topology and the l...
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description | Given A ⊆ ℝ , the Hattori space H(A) is the topological space ( ℝ , τA ) where each a ∈ A has a τA -neighborhood base { ( a − ε , a + ε ) : ε > 0 } and each b ∈ ℝ − A has a τA -neighborhood base { [ b , b + ε ) : ε > 0 } . Thus, τA may be viewed as a hybrid of the Euclidean topology and the lower-limit topology. We investigate properties of Hattori spaces as well as other hybrid topologies on ℝ using various combinations of the discrete, left-ray, lower-limit, upper-limit, and Euclidean topologies. Since each of these topologies is generated by a quasi-metric on ℝ, we investigate hybrid quasi-metrics which generate these hybrid topologies. |
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spelling | doaj.art-dea0afca19d44c92a11530313e411d272023-04-05T11:41:08ZengUniversitat Politècnica de ValènciaApplied General Topology1576-94021989-41472023-04-0124115716810.4995/agt.2023.1856617756Hybrid topologies on the real lineTom Richmond0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1883-8146Western Kentucky University, USAGiven A ⊆ ℝ , the Hattori space H(A) is the topological space ( ℝ , τA ) where each a ∈ A has a τA -neighborhood base { ( a − ε , a + ε ) : ε > 0 } and each b ∈ ℝ − A has a τA -neighborhood base { [ b , b + ε ) : ε > 0 } . Thus, τA may be viewed as a hybrid of the Euclidean topology and the lower-limit topology. We investigate properties of Hattori spaces as well as other hybrid topologies on ℝ using various combinations of the discrete, left-ray, lower-limit, upper-limit, and Euclidean topologies. Since each of these topologies is generated by a quasi-metric on ℝ, we investigate hybrid quasi-metrics which generate these hybrid topologies.https://polipapers.upv.es/index.php/AGT/article/view/18566hybrid topologyhattori topologyquasi-metric |
spellingShingle | Tom Richmond Hybrid topologies on the real line Applied General Topology hybrid topology hattori topology quasi-metric |
title | Hybrid topologies on the real line |
title_full | Hybrid topologies on the real line |
title_fullStr | Hybrid topologies on the real line |
title_full_unstemmed | Hybrid topologies on the real line |
title_short | Hybrid topologies on the real line |
title_sort | hybrid topologies on the real line |
topic | hybrid topology hattori topology quasi-metric |
url | https://polipapers.upv.es/index.php/AGT/article/view/18566 |
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