Thanks for a great lesson! One point of confusion at 11:00: "There aren't very many real numbers y that are in all of the B_n's simultaneously." Assuming we're still taking y != x, there aren't _any_ such y. I suppose taking "y" out of the sentence may make it easier to follow.
Nice Explanation dear Sir,May I know,Which books do you use to Study Topology or Where do you concretise your concepts from. Is there any Solution Book on Topology.Kindly Reply
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Thanks for a great lesson! One point of confusion at 11:00: "There aren't very many real numbers y that are in all of the B_n's simultaneously." Assuming we're still taking y != x, there aren't _any_ such y. I suppose taking "y" out of the sentence may make it easier to follow.
Thank you for the comment, I agree I should have said that differently.
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Nice Explanation dear Sir,May I know,Which books do you use to Study Topology or Where do you concretise your concepts from.
Is there any Solution Book on Topology.Kindly Reply
Thank you! Most of this is pulled from C Wayne Patty's "Foundations of Topology". No solutions manual for this book (at least I don't know of one).
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Is there any Topology Book with Full solution.
Or some Separate Questions and answer book on Topology.
Kindly Suggest sir!
I don’t know one with a solutions manual. I’ve heard the Schaum’s Outline series does have some worked problems.
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