Lecture

Topology: Open Sets, Compactness, and Connectivity

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This lecture covers the definitions of open sets, compactness, and connectivity in the context of topology. It explains the concepts of topological spaces, boundaries, accumulation points, and compact sets. The lecture also delves into the properties of compact sets and their relationship with open sets.

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