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Adherent point (x∈A)

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An adherent point of A is a point whose every neighbourhood meets A. The set of adherent points is the closure of A. This includes all points of A, even isolated ones; a limit point in the accumulation-point convention instead requires each neighbourhood to meet A∖{x}.

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An **adherent point** is a concept in topology, a branch of mathematics. In the context of a topological space, an adherent point (or limit point) of a set refers to a point that is either in the set itself or is a limit point of that set.
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