T1 separation axiom

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The T1 separation axiom is a topological property requiring that for any two distinct points, each has an open set containing it but not the other, ensuring all singletons are closed.

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Label Occurrences
T1 axiom 1
T1 separation axiom canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf separation axiom ⓘ
topological property ⓘ
alsoKnownAs Fréchet axiom ⓘ
T1 axiom ⓘ
linked to: T1 separation axiom
appliesTo topological space ⓘ
category mathematics ⓘ
characterizes spaces in which convergence of sequences is determined by limits being unique when the space is also Hausdorff ⓘ
closureProperty The closure of a singleton {x} is {x} itself. ⓘ
consequence No point is isolated by being contained in every nonempty open set unless the space is trivial ⓘ
definition For any two distinct points x and y in a topological space, there exists an open set containing x but not y, and an open set containing y but not x. ⓘ
ensures points are topologically distinguishable by closed sets ⓘ
equivalentCondition Every singleton set {x} is closed in the space. ⓘ
Finite subsets of the space are closed. ⓘ
For each point x and each point y ≠ x, there exists an open set containing x but not y. ⓘ
failsIn indiscrete topology on a set with more than one point ⓘ
field topology ⓘ
formalizes the idea that points can be separated by open sets in at least one direction ⓘ
historicalNote Named after Maurice Fréchet in some literature ⓘ
holdsIn discrete topology on any set ⓘ
standard topology on the real numbers ⓘ
implies T0 separation axiom ⓘ
interactionWithCompactness In a T1 space, compact subsets are closed ⓘ
interactionWithConnectedness In a T1 space, components are intersections of clopen sets ⓘ
interactionWithConvergence In a T1 space, a sequence can converge to a point only if every neighborhood of the point contains all but finitely many terms of the sequence ⓘ
isImpliedBy Hausdorff property ⓘ
linked to: Hausdorff

T2 separation axiom ⓘ
normal Hausdorff property ⓘ
regular Hausdorff property ⓘ
isStrongerThan T0 separation axiom ⓘ
isWeakerThan Hausdorff property ⓘ
T2 separation axiom ⓘ
logicalStrength strictly stronger than T0 and strictly weaker than T2 in general ⓘ
notPreservedUnder arbitrary quotient maps ⓘ
preservedUnder arbitrary products ⓘ
continuous open images ⓘ
finite products ⓘ
taking subspaces ⓘ
topologicalInvariance invariant under homeomorphisms ⓘ
usedIn general topology ⓘ
topological separation theory ⓘ
usedToDefine T1 space ⓘ

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Hausdorff space → isStrongerThan → T1 separation axiom ⓘ
subject linked to: Hausdorff
T1 separation axiom → alsoKnownAs → T1 axiom ⓘ
linked to: T1 separation axiom