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|a Preface -- The Line and the Plane. What Topology is about; Axioms for R.; Convergent sequences and continuity; Curves in the plane -- Metric Spaces. Metrics; Open and closed sets; Completeness; Uniform convergence; Sequential compactness; Convergent nets; Transition to Topology -- Topological Spaces. Topological spaces; Compactness and the Hausdorff property; Products and quotients; The Hahn-Tietze-Tong-Urysohn Theorems; Connectedness; Tychonoff's Theorem -- Postscript. A Smorgasbord for further study; Countable sets -- A Farewell to the Reader -- Literature -- Index of Symbols -- Index of Terms.
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