Topology counterexamples MOC

Line with two origins

The line with two origins is the real line ℝ with two copies of the origin. #m/def/topology Consider the coproduct topology on ℝ ⨿ℝ with inclusions 𝜄1,𝜄2 :ℝ ↪ℝ ⨿ℝ, and let 𝜄1(𝑥) ∼𝜄2(𝑥) iff 𝑥 ≠0. The line with two origins is then

𝐿=(ℝ⨿ℝ)/∼

We denote 𝜄1(0) by 01 and 𝜄2(0) by 02. For all other 𝑥 ∈ℝ we have 𝜄1(𝑥) ∼𝜄2(𝑥) so we may unambiguously refer to 𝑥 ∈ℝ.

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