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Isn't a space with the cofinite topology quasicompact but not compact since it is not Hausdorff? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 73.50.103.143 (talk)...
Click to read more »topology be merged into Cofinite topology. I think that the content in the Cocountable topology article is duplicated in the Cofinite topology article. Dsou...
Click to read more »in the ultraproduct. Proper subsets of the ultrafilter, including the cofinite filter on I, would also imply the truth of the theorem as applied to models...
Click to read more »because ultrafilters are defined more generally on posets and Fréchet/cofinite filters more specifically for a power set lattice. Perhaps there is a representation...
Click to read more »thought that a canonical example of a free ultrafilter was the set of all cofinite subsets of the natural numbers. I found it curious that it's not included...
Click to read more »Rsmoore (talk) 07:38, 28 August 2008 (UTC) D being cofinite does not make landing in D certain. Also, cofinite sets only have the smallest cardinality on non-null...
Click to read more »{ 0 , 1 } ω / ≈ {\displaystyle E=\{0,1\}^{\omega }/\approx } with this cofinite string idea. That's fine, too. Intuitively, it is saying that x ≈ y {\displaystyle...
Click to read more »T_{1}} counterexample consider N {\displaystyle \mathbb {N} } with the cofinite topology. Jean Abou Samra (talk) 00:08, 3 December 2025 (UTC) Right --...
Click to read more »(UTC) So now we have: "Ia-finite. Each subset of S is either finite or cofinite or both.", whereas before there was: "Ia-finite. S is not equal to the...
Click to read more »in the example of the power set of a set, and of the set of finite and cofinite subsets, that "for these rings, the additive identity 0 is ∅, and the multiplicative...
Click to read more »almost all palindromic numbers are composite". Either there is only a cofinite set of palindrome primes (i.e. allmost all palindrome numbers are composite)...
Click to read more »topology and box topology: both direct sums and product topologies have a cofiniteness condition that direct products and box topologies don't have. GeoffreyT2000...
Click to read more »basic infinite examples (before one gets to extra structure) like finite-cofinite or intervals, which one can even find in Springer EOM or in Givant and...
Click to read more »subsets that are finite or cofinite forms a Boolean algebra. That is, all of the finite subsets together with all of the cofinite subsets. So complementation...
Click to read more »around: R with the lower limit topology isn't path-connected, but R with the cofinite topology is. The fact that path-connected spaces are connected follows...
Click to read more »principal filters like those. An example of a non-principal filter is the cofinite filter on an infinite set. Caveat: I'm really only talking about Filter...
Click to read more »21 January 2010 (UTC) Not really, as far as I can see. QN modulo the cofinite filter is a rather unpleasant object (it has uncountably many square roots...
Click to read more »first-order statements between H and R, and that this model, with the cofinite filter common to all nontrivial ultrafilters, does not require the axiom...
Click to read more »21:54, 31 August 2005 (UTC) Sure. An example is the set of all finite and cofinite subsets of the natural numbers (with the obvious interpretations of the...
Click to read more »The top two candidates for that, both countable, would be finite and cofinite sets, which is atomic, and the Boolean operations, aka the free Boolean...
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