Doctrine:K (topological space)
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Statement
K shall denote the (underlying set) of any topological space which is compact - unless otherwise stated. For example:
- C(K,K) is the set of all continuous functions from a compact space to either the reals or the complex numbers
- See Doctrine:K for Ks meaning.