Isolated point
In a
topological space X, an
isolated point is a point
x such that the singleton {
x} is
open. Equivalently,
x is an isolated point if
x is not a
limit point of
X. If
A is a subset of
X, we say that
x is an isolated point of
A if
x is an isolated point of the
subspace A.
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