Sierpinski Space

In topology, Sierpiński space S is the simplest example of a topological space that does not satisfy the T1 axiom. It is useful as a counterexample and has many interesting properties related to general topological considerations.
Definition   Let S = {0,1}. Then T = is a topology on S, and the resulting topological space is called Sierpinski space.

Useful facts

The Sierpinski space S has several interesting properties. The Sierpinski space has important relations to the theory of computation and semantics. See Alex Simpson lectures for Mathematical Structures for Semantics

 

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