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Open Cover: Let be a topological space. A collection of open subsets of is said to be open cover for if . A sub-collection of an open cover which is itself an open cover is called a sub-cover.
Lindelof Space: A topological space is said to be a Lindelof space if every open cover of has a countable sub-cover.
Theorems:
- A closed sub-space of Lindelof space is Lindelof.
- Every second countable space is Lindelof space.
Lindelof Theorem: Let be a second countable space. If a non-empty open set in is represented as the union of a collection of open sets, then can be represented as a countable union of .
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