Characteristic property of the product topology

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Munkres or Lee's topological manifolds. I'll fill it in when I'm more used to the terminology. I'm not happy with it ATM

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Let ((Xα,Jα))αI be an arbitrary family of topological spaces and let (Y,K) be a topological space. Consider (αIXα,J) as a topological space with topology (J) given by the product topology of ((Xα,Jα))αI. Lastly, let f:YαIXα be a map, and for αI define fα:YXα as fα=παf (where πα denotes the αth canonical projection of the product topology) then:
  • f:YαIXα is continuous

if and only if

  • βI[fβ:YXβ is continuous] - in words, each component function is continuous

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