Second-countable space
Definition
A topological space is second-countable when has a basis that is countable.
Remarks
The space is second-countable: the open balls with rational centres and rational radii form a countable basis. Each second-countable space is separable and first-countable. A metric space is second-countable if and only if it is separable. An uncountable set with the discrete topology is not second-countable.
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| Tag | 00RE1R4W7N |
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| URI | m2://00RE1R4W7N |
| Kind | definition |
| Writing | W1 stated |
| MSC | 54D70 |
| Defines | Second-countable space |
| Uses | Topological space, Basis of a topology, Countable set |
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