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On the formal points of the formal topology of the binary tree

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On the formal points of the formal topology of the binary tree
Abstract Formal topology is today an established topic in the development of constructive mathematics and constructive proofs for many classical results of general topology have been obtained by using this approach. Here we analyze one of the main concepts in formal topology, namely, the notion of formal point. We will contrast two classically equivalent definitions of formal points and we will see that from a constructive point of view they are completely different. Indeed, according to the first definition the formal points of the formal topology of the real numbers can be indexed by a set whereas this is not possible according to the second one. 1 Basic definitions In this section the basic definitions of formal topology will be quickly recalled. Anyhow, the reader interested in having more details on formal topology is invited to look at [CSSV].
Silvio Valentini
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Type Journal
Year 2002
Where AML
Authors Silvio Valentini
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