Theorem
Every Metric Space is a T1 space.
Proof
A topological space
is called a T1 space if every singleton set
is closed.
In a metric space
the condition for a set
to be closed can be written as
with each
so that for each sequence tending to a limit point, the limit point is in![]()
We can define a sequence
and a set
Obviously
so that every metric space is a T1 space.
A topological space containing two points with the indiscrete topology is not a T1 space. If
tand
then
is not a T1 space.
Every T1 space is a T0 space, since if a singleton set
in a space
is closed and
is any other point of
then
is open and![]()