A property is said to be a topological property if it is preserved by homeomorphism. Suppose that R is equipped with the usual topology, then the boundedness and the closedness are not topological properties because [a,b] is not homeomorphic to Ja,b[ Ris homeomorphic to ]-co, 0[ Ris homeomorphic to ]-o, 0] Ris homeomorphic to ]a,b[

A property is said to be a topological property if it is preserved by homeomorphism. Suppose that R is equipped with the usual topology, then the boundedness and the closedness are not topological properties because [a,b] is not homeomorphic to Ja,b[ Ris homeomorphic to ]-co, 0[ Ris homeomorphic to ]-o, 0] Ris homeomorphic to ]a,b[

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Elements Of Modern Algebra

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Section5.2: Integral Domains And Fields

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