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Compatible metric

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A metric is compatible with a given topology when its open balls generate exactly that topology. Compatible metrics on a compact topological space are uniformly equivalent: the identity maps between the resulting compact metric spaces are uniformly continuous. Consequently they define the same proximality and the same asymptotic-pair relation for a fixed continuous map.

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