New posts in separation-axioms

Proving $R_L \times R_L$ is completely regular. Meaning $R_L \times R_L$ is an example of a space which is completely regular, but not normal

Topological groups are completely regular

Let X be a T1 space, and show that X is normal if and only if each neighbourhood of a closed set F contains the closure of some neighbourhood of F

Show that any metrizable space $X$ is Hausdorff

$X$ normal $f:X \longrightarrow Y$ continuous, surjective, closed $\Longrightarrow$ $Y$ normal

Study some topological properties of $I^{\aleph_0}\times I^2/M$

Image under covering map of Hausdorff space is Hausdorff?

Why is $T_1$ required for a topological space to be $T_4$?

Explain the argument used in the answer

Normal space on $[ -1,1]$

Looking For a Neat Proof of the Fact that the Grassmannian Manifold is Hausdorff

Topology on $\mathbb{R}$ strictly coarser (resp. finer) than the usual one which is still Hausdorff (resp. connected)

A finite Hausdorff space is discrete

Showing that the space is normal.(exercise) [duplicate]

When is a quotient by closed equivalence relation Hausdorff

Are there any countable Hausdorff connected spaces?

Does removing finitely many points from an open set yield an open set?

Separation Axioms: is it true that $T_4 \Rightarrow T_3 \Rightarrow T_2 \Rightarrow T_1 \Rightarrow T_0$?

Is it true that every normal countable topological space is metrizable?

Let $U(a,t) = \{a\} \cup [t, \infty)$ where $a,t \in \Bbb R.$ Show that the generated space is not Hausdorff.