Closed unit interval

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Definition

As a subset of the real numbers

The closed unit interval is defined as the interval or the set .

As a metric space

The closed unit interval is the metric space with the Euclidean metric.

As a manifold with boundary

Fill this in later

As a topological space

The closed unit interval is the set with the subspace topology induced from the real line.

Equivalent spaces

Space How strongly is it equivalent to the closed unit interval?
for equivalent as a metric space; in fact, equivalent as a subset of the metric space , in the sense that an isometry of (translation) sends to
for , equivalent as a (differential) ormanifold with boundary and hence also as a topological space. Conformally equivalent as a metric space or as a Riemannian manifold with boundary.
Any compact 1-manifold with boundary equivalent as a (differential) manifold with boundary.
Any contractible space homotopy-equivalent