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Re: connected space

by William Elliot <marsh@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 6, 2008 at 01:00 AM

On Mon, 5 May 2008, David C. Ullrich wrote:

> >Theorem.
> >	Connected and locally path connected S ==> S path connected.
> >Use the chain rule.
>
> What do you mean by "chain rule"?
>
See my May 5th reply to amu in the thread "topology" of this news group.

> (The phrase "chain rule" usually refers to the theorem/technique
> for differentiating a function defined as the composition of
> two functions...)
>
Not so when we's talking topology.

A chain is a linear ordered subset of an ordered set.

Riddle of the day.  Why won't that chain rule work on chains?
 




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amu <amu786la@[EMAIL P  2008-05-04 16:25:27 
Re: connected space
The World Wide Wade <a  2008-05-04 19:32:18 
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amu <amu786la@[EMAIL P  2008-05-04 23:49:57 
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David C. Ullrich <dull  2008-05-05 06:10:35 
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William Elliot <marsh@  2008-05-04 22:43:52 
Re: connected space
David C. Ullrich <dull  2008-05-05 06:11:50 
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hagman <google@[EMAIL   2008-05-04 22:45:13 
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amu <amu786la@[EMAIL P  2008-05-05 11:53:54 
Re: connected space
hagman <google@[EMAIL   2008-05-07 02:34:08 
Re: connected space
William Elliot <marsh@  2008-05-06 01:00:37 
Re: connected space
David C. Ullrich <dull  2008-05-06 04:40:16 

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