Topology Lecture 21: Compactness I
We define compactness in terms of open covers and see several basic examples. We then prove that compactness is preserved by continuous functions. 00:00 Introduction 00:47 Definition: Open cover 05:22 Definition: Compactness 09:24 Examples of compact spaces 15:11 Compact subspace lemma 29:17 Convergent sequence is compact as subspace 36:52 Theorem: Continuous images of compact spaces are compact This lecture follows Lee's "Introduction to topological manifolds", chapter 4. A playlist with all the videos in this series can be found here: • Topology

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Topology Lecture 22: Compactness II

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What is a Hilbert Space?

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The Concept So Much of Modern Math is Built On | Compactness

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Topology Lecture 04: Continuous Maps

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Topology Lecture 01: Topological Spaces

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The Most Misunderstood Concept in Math

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General Relativity Lecture 1

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Open Covers, Finite Subcovers, and Compact Sets | Real Analysis

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The Integral That Changed Math Forever

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I am done with Golang

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Compactness

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Weird spaces where π = 4

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What is algebraic topology?

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Pushing Simulations to the LIMIT to Find Order in Chaos

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The most beautiful formula not enough people understand

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Using topology for discrete problems | The Borsuk-Ulam theorem and stolen necklaces

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Connected Topological Spaces

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This open problem taught me what topology is

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