Trivial topology
The trivial topology, indiscrete topology or lumps topology is considered in the mathematical branch of topology structure for a lot that makes this a topological space.
Definition
Be a lot. The trivial topology is the topology in which only the amount and the empty set are open.
Properties
Be a topological space equipped with the trivial topology.
- All points in are topologically indistinguishable.
- According to the definition, only the empty set and the whole lot have been completed.
- The amount is the only basis of.
- The space is compact and thus in particular paracompact, Lindelöf and locally compact.
- The space is path-connected, for each image of a topological space after is continuous, and therefore contiguous.
- The trivial topology is the coarsest of all topologies on a given set, in particular any map from a topological space into a trivial topology is continuous.
- The trivial topology has all the usual separation properties, provided they do not require T ₀, and associating the pseudo pseudometrisierbar metric that any two points the distance between 0.
- Each filter converges to the trivial topology against any point, this characterizes the trivial topology.