About MTH634 Assignment 1
MTH634 Assignment No 1 for Fall 2026 is from Topology. It covers lesson 30: Dense Set, carries 25 marks and is due on VULMS by 11:59 pm on Thursday 12 November 2026. You can request the solution from this page.
- Course
- MTH634 Topology
- Assignment
- Assignment No 1
- Semester
- Fall 2026
- Lesson
- 30: Dense Set
- Total marks
- 25
- End date
- Thu 12 Nov, 11:59 pm
What MTH634 Assignment 1 asks
This assignment explores fundamental concepts in topology, including open and closed sets, derived sets, closures, and comparisons between different topologies. Students will work with specific sets and collections on finite sets, the set of integers with the cofinite topology, and the real line with the usual topology. The tasks require analyzing properties of these structures and providing justifications for each conclusion. Students must produce a document containing their mathematical derivations and explanations.
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Question 1
5 marksEvaluate three given collections on X = {1, 2, 3, 4} to determine if they are topologies. For any collection that fails, identify the specific condition violated and provide an example. Additionally, determine the minimum number of subsets needed to make one of the collections a topology and define the resulting set.
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Question 2
5 marksAnalyze the cofinite topology on the set of integers. Determine if four specific sets are open, providing reasons for each. Describe all closed subsets, evaluate the closure of two specific sets, and investigate the intersection of a sequence of open sets to discuss infinite intersections.
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Question 3
5 marksGiven a specific topology on X = {a, b, c, d, e}, list all closed subsets. Calculate the derived set for a given subset, find its closure using two distinct methods, and determine if specific sets are closed or dense in X.
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Question 4
5 marksWork with three defined topologies on X = {1, 2, 3}. Perform intersection and union operations on these topologies, justifying whether the results are topologies themselves. Compare the topologies to determine if they are comparable and identify which is finer.
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Question 5
5 marksExamine the real line with the usual topology. Determine the openness of four specific sets with reasoning. Find the derived sets for three given subsets, identify which of these are closed, and calculate their closures.
- What to submit
- One MS-Word file containing the mathematical solutions.
- Topics covered
- Topologies Open and closed sets Cofinite topology Derived sets Closure of sets Comparable topologies Usual topology on R
A summary of the assignment file, Fall 2026_MTH634_1.pdf. Download the file for the full wording before you start.
Lesson covered
The questions in this assignment come from this lesson. Read it in the MTH634 handout before you open the assignment file, then practise it with the MCQs and past papers.
Solution
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- 4 Open the file once more to check it is not empty or corrupted, then upload it on VULMS before 11:59 pm on Thu 12 Nov.
Questions about this assignment
When is MTH634 Assignment 1 due?
Thursday 12 November 2026 at 11:59 pm. VULMS does not accept files after the deadline.
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