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| | PlanetMath: net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07) |
 | | A net is a map from a directed set to X. In other words, it is a pair |
 | | Cross-references: convergent, compact, continuous at, subspace, Hausdorff, sequences, cofinal, accumulation point, neighbourhood, open, iff, converge, topological space, directed set, map |
 | | Hi, I am new to this forum and am not in particular very good in set theory, but I could not quite comprehend the claim made in the first paragraph of the definition for "net", that xA<=aB iff A<=B. Doesnt the mapping have to be monotonous for that claim to be valid? |
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