Pseudotopological space

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This is a variation of topological space. View other variations of topological space

Definition

A pseudotopological space (also called pspace) is a set X along with a relation called convergence between X and the set of all ultrafilters on X, such that for any x∈X, the principal ultrafilter ηx (i.e., the ultrafilter of all subsets containing x) is related to the point x.

If an ultrafilter φ and a point x are related, we say that φ converges to x.