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Let (X,J) and (Y,K) be topological spaces and suppose that f:X→Y is a homeomorphism between them, so X≅fY, then:
- ∀A∈P(X)[A≅f|ImAf(A)]
- In words: For all subspaces of X, suppose in particular A is a subspace, then f|ImA:A→f(A) - the restriction onto its image of f to A - is a homeomorphism between A and f(A)⊆Y
- So A≅f|ImAf(A) explicitly
- In words: For all subspaces of X, suppose in particular A is a subspace, then f|ImA:A→f(A) - the restriction onto its image of f to A - is a homeomorphism between A and f(A)⊆Y
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