Compact systems #
This file defines compact systems of sets.
Main definitions #
IsCompactSystem: A set of sets is a compact system if, whenever a countable subfamily has empty intersection, then finitely many of them already have empty intersection.
Main results #
isCompactSystem_insert_univ_iff: A set system is a compact system iff insertingunivgives a compact system.isCompactSystem_isCompact_isClosed: The set of closed and compact sets is a compact system.isCompactSystem_isCompact: In aT2Space, the set of compact sets is a compact system.
A set of sets is a compact system if, whenever a countable subfamily has empty intersection, then finitely many of them already have empty intersection.
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Any subset of a compact system is a compact system.
Inserting ∅ into a compact system gives a compact system.
Inserting univ into a compact system gives a compact system.
In this equivalent formulation for a compact system,
note that we use ⋂ k < n, C k rather than ⋂ k ≤ n, C k.
A set system is a compact system iff adding ∅ gives a compact system.
A set system is a compact system iff adding univ gives a compact system.
To prove that a set of sets is a compact system, it suffices to consider directed families of sets.
To prove that a set of sets is a compact system, it suffices to consider directed families of sets.
The set of compact and closed sets is a compact system.
In a T2Space the set of compact sets is a compact system.
The set of sets which are either compact and closed, or univ, is a compact system.