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 xX, 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.