Baire space

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Baire space is a fundamental topological space—typically the set of all infinite sequences of natural numbers with the product topology—that serves as a central object in descriptive set theory and general topology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baire space (in the sense of Baire category)
Hausdorff space
Polish space
T0 space
T1 space
Tychonoff space
completely metrizable space
perfect space
separable space
topological space
zero-dimensional topological space
hasBaseField natural numbers
hasBasisOf cylinder sets determined by finite initial segments
hasCardinality continuum
hasClopenBasis true
hasIsolatedPoints false
hasStandardMetric d(x,y)=2^{-n} where n is first index with x(n)≠y(n)
hasTopology product topology
hasTypicalElement infinite sequence of natural numbers
hasUnderlyingSet N^N
set of all infinite sequences of natural numbers
isBaireSpaceInCategorySense true
isCompletelyMetrizable true
isCompleteUnder standard ultrametric
isDenotedBy N^N
ω^ω
isHomeomorphicTo irrational numbers with the usual topology
set of all functions from N to N with product topology
isNamedAfter René-Louis Baire NERFINISHED
isNot compact
locally compact
σ-compact
isNowhereLocallyCompact true
isPerfect true
isPolish true
isProductOf countable discrete space of natural numbers
isSeparable true
isStandardBorelSpace true
isStandardExampleOf non-σ-compact Polish space
isTotallyDisconnected true
isUncountable true
isUniversalFor Polish spaces via continuous open surjections
isUniversalFor standard Borel spaces via Borel isomorphisms
isUsedToCode countable structures
real numbers in descriptive set theory
isZeroDimensional true
playsCentralRoleIn descriptive set theory
effective descriptive set theory
general topology
recursion theory on reals
satisfies Baire category theorem NERFINISHED

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