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The Construction and Application for Several Topological Transformation

Duan Ke-feng

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Under the theory of topology,any subinterval is a topological space.The essay aims to the issue of proving the homeomorphism between two intervals(topological spaces),and several methods about constructing topological transformation by repeatedly exploring are displayed,meanwhile several topological transformations are obtained.

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Under the theory of topology,any subinterval is a topological space.The essay aims to the issue of proving the homeomorphism between two intervals(topological spaces),and several methods about constructing topological transformation by repeatedly exploring are displayed,meanwhile several topological transformations are obtained.

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Under the theory of topology,any subinterval is a topological space.The essay aims to the issue of proving the homeomorphism between two intervals(topological spaces),and several methods about constructing topological transformation by repeatedly exploring are displayed,meanwhile several topological transformations are obtained.

Key concepts: Homeomorphism (graph theory), Topological space, Topology (electrical circuits), Transformation (genetics), Topological vector space, Mathematics, Space (punctuation), Category of topological spaces

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