Uniformly based space

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Definition

A topological space is said to be uniformly based if it has a basis of open sets, for which all basis elements are homeomorphic. The abstract space to which they are all homeomorphic is termed the basis space.

Relation with other properties

Stronger properties

  • Manifold: The basis space here is Euclidean space

Facts

For any property p of topological spaces, a uniformly based space satisfies the property locally p if and only if its basis space satisfies the property locally p.