Subspace topology
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For Y⊆X, the relative topology consists of every intersection of an ambient open set with Y.
mko-subspace-topology · definition · v0.10.0
Mathematical statement
The induced topology is {U∩Y:U∈tau_X}, normalizing duplicate and empty intersections. Relative opens need not be ambient open and their witnesses U need not lie inside Y. Relative closedness uses open complements inside Y, or intersections with ambient closed sets. Y is the relative universe in every topology obligation.
Representative formula (exact TeX)
T(Y)
Assumptions
- The complete finite ambient carrier, complete parent topology and subset Y are explicit.
- Every candidate relative set is a subset of Y.
Symbol scope
T— subspace topologyY— subspace carrier
Intuition, definition, and misconceptions
Every relative open is O∩Y for an ambient open O.
Complements are taken inside Y.
Relative and ambient openness must not be conflated.
Do not require the ambient open O to lie in Y or declare every relative open open in X.
Adopted derivation guide
Relative openness differs from ambient opennessThe original MKO is retained. The guide has its own append-only revision and verification boundaries, not a new Lean proof.
Prerequisites
- Topological space — The parent topology is complete.
- Subset — The inclusion Y⊆X is fixed.
- Topological basis — Ambient basis elements can be intersected with Y.
Verification boundary
Complete enumeration certifies only the declared finite topology.
not_formalized
This does not mean the content is false; it means no replayable computational or formal evidence is registered yet.
Next obligation
Add compact subsets and product topology.
Same-source structured data
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