A Hausdorff or
space is a topological space in which distinct points have disjoint neighbourhoods, implying that any two points are part of disjoint open sets.
are Hausdorff with the usual topology because if
then
so each of
can be placed inside open balls of radius![]()

The Hausdorff condition implies the uniqueness of limits of functions, since if
is continuous and
a sequence convergent to x so that
and![]()
are subsequences of
then for
given there exists
such that
implies![]()
Take![]()
Since
is convergent and f is continuous there exists
such that
and similarly
implies
Hence![]()
Hence![]()
This is a contradiction hence limits of functions are unique. Since
is also a sequence, limits of sequences are unique.