Extremally disconnected space

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A topological space is said to be extremally disconnected if it satisfies the following equivalent conditions:

  1. Any regular open subset (i.e., the interior of any [[closed subset]) is closed.
  2. The closure of any open subset is open.
  3. The intersection of two semiopen subsets is semiopen.
  4. The semiopen subsets form a topology, i.e., they are closed under taking finite intersections and arbitrary unions.

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This is an opposite of connectedness

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