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Cleanup for Noetherian and Alexandrov properties
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properties/P000090.md

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uid: P000090
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name: Alexandrov
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- mr: 1711071
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- zb: "0944.54018"
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name: Alexandroff spaces (F. G. Arenas)
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- wikipedia: Alexandrov_topology
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name: Alexandrov Topology on Wikipedia
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This is equivalent to each of the following:
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* An arbitrary union of closed sets is closed.
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* Each $x \in X$ has a unique smallest neighborhood.
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* For each $A \subseteq X$, $A$ is open iff $A \cap Y$ is open in the subspace $Y$ for each finite $Y \subseteq X$.
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* Each $x \in X$ has a smallest neighborhood.
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* $X$ is *finitely generated*:
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For each $A \subseteq X$, $A$ is open iff $A \cap Y$ is open in the subspace $Y$ for each finite $Y \subseteq X$.
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* There is a preorder (i.e., a reflexive and transitive relation) $\preceq$ on $X$ such that the open sets are precisely the upward closed sets (i.e., sets $A\subseteq X$ such that $x\in A$ and $x\preceq y$ imply $y\in A$).
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See {{wikipedia:Alexandrov_topology}} for a more extensive list.
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See also Topospace's [Alexandrov space](http://topospaces.subwiki.org/wiki/Alexandrov_space) article.
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{{mr:1711071}} is available at <https://eudml.org/doc/120504>.
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See also {{zb:0944.54018}}.
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#### Meta-properties
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- This property is hereditary.
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- This property is preserved by arbitrary disjoint unions.
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- This property is preserved by box products.
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- This property is preserved by finite products.
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- This property is preserved by box products.

properties/P000208.md

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name: Answer to "Is the product of two Artinian topological spaces Artinian?"
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A space for which every subspace is compact.
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Every subset of $X$ is compact.
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Equivalently:
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- Every open subset is compact.
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- Every open set is compact.
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- The open sets satisfy the *ascending chain condition*: There is no infinite strictly increasing sequence $O_1 \subsetneq O_2 \subsetneq \cdots$ of open sets.
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- The closed sets satisfy the *descending chain condition*: There is no infinite strictly decreasing sequence $Y_1 \supsetneq Y_2 \supsetneq \cdots$ of closed sets.
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- Every nonempty collection of open sets has a maximal element.
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- Every nonempty collection of closed sets has a minimal element.
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Defined on page 5 of {{zb:1325.14001}}, and on page 248 of {{doi:10.1017/9781316543870}}. Also see the section on [Noetherian topological spaces](https://stacks.math.columbia.edu/tag/0050) from the Stacks project.
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Compare with {P226}.
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- This property is hereditary.
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- This property is preserved by finite products (see {{mathse:5118758}}).
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- This property is preserved by finite products (see Theorem 3 in {{mathse:5118758}}).
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- This property is preserved by finite disjoint unions.

theorems/T000826.md

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For any $x \in X$, the collection of open neighborhoods of $x$ must have a minimal element $U$. Since for any other open neighborhood $V$, $V \cap U$ is an open neighborhood as well, we must have $V \cap U \subseteq U$, thus $U = V \cap U\subseteq V$ from minimality of $U$, implying uniqueness of $U$.
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For any $x \in X$, the collection of open neighborhoods of $x$ must have a minimal element $U$,
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which is necessarily contained in every other neighborhood of $x$.

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