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Sequential Compactness

Sequential Compactness

Dec 05, 20251 min read

  • math/topology

Definition

Consider a Topological Space (X,T). The set X is sequentially compact if every subsequence of points of X has a converged subsequence.

Facts

Consider a metrizable space (X,T). Then, X is compact if and only if X is Limit Point Compact if and only if X is Sequentially Compact

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