Császár Ákos: General topology - Disquisitiones mathematicae Hungaricae 9. (Budapest, 1978)

GENERAL TOPOLOGY Á. Császár (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest) Translation editor: P. M. Cohn (University of London) An unusually comprehensive treat­ment of general topology, combin­ing an introductory course with a study of many important concepts and recent theorems that are in­adequately mentioned in other texts. The author has made many fun­damentally important contributions to the subject and has adopted a highly individual approach in this book by introducing proximities, uniformities, etc. from the very beginning, thus avoiding the con­ventional use of cardinal and ordinal numbers. Exercises are presented at the end of each section often with detailed guidance for their solution. This systematic treatise will prove useful to graduate stu­dents and to teachers of under­graduate courses. Contents: Topological spaces. Proximity and uniform spaces. Completely regular spaces. Complete and compact spaces. Extension of spaces. Product and quotient spaces. Paracompact spaces. Baire spaces. Connected spaces. Topological groups. AKADÉMIAI KIADÓ BUDAPEST

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