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A space is locally Euclidean if there exists one of these functions between a neighborhood of each point and some subset of R-n. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name these functions that preserve all topological properties. These continuous bijections between topological spaces have continuous inverses.
ANSWER: hom·e·o·morphisms [prompt on bicontinuous functions or topological isomorphisms by asking "what is the more common name?"; prompt on isomorphisms; reject "homomorphisms"]
[10m] Homeomorphisms preserve this property that is possessed by some subset of any neighborhood. A set with this property equals its interior and contains none of its boundary points.
ANSWER: openness
[10e] As bijections, homeomorphisms map precisely one element of this set to each element of this set's image. This set of inputs to a function is contrasted with the range.
ANSWER: domain
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