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Hyperspaces and powerdomains I: closed and open sets

While a topological space is a space of points, a hyperspace is a space of subsets, with a suitable topology.  Examples abound in the literature.  For example, the so-called Smyth powerdomain (Proposition 8.3.25) is one.  To start the series, let … Continue reading

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