Interval
المؤلف:
Gemignani, M. C
المصدر:
Elementary Topology. New York: Dover, 1990.
الجزء والصفحة:
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22-7-2021
1974
Interval

An interval is a connected portion of the real line. If the endpoints
and
are finite and are included, the interval is called closed and is denoted
. If the endpoints are not included, the interval is called open and denoted
. If one endpoint is included but not the other, the interval is denoted
or
and is called a half-closed (or half-open interval).
An interval
is called a degenerate interval.
If one of the endpoints is
, then the interval still contains all of its limit points, so
and
are also closed intervals. Intervals involving infinity are also called rays or half-lines. If the finite point is included, it is a closed half-line or closed ray. If the finite point is not included, it is an open half-line or open ray.
The non-standard notation
for an open interval and
or
for a half-closed interval is sometimes also used.
A non-empty subset
of
is an interval iff, for all
and
,
implies
. If the empty set is considered to be an interval, then the following are equivalent:
1.
is an interval.
2.
is convex.
3.
is star convex.
4.
is pathwise-connected.
5.
is connected.
REFERENCES:
Gemignani, M. C. Elementary Topology. New York: Dover, 1990.
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