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Continuous bijection (f continuous and bijective)

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A continuous bijection is a continuous map that is a bijection. It need not be a homeomorphism, since its inverse function need not be continuous. The compact-to-Hausdorff continuous bijection theorem supplies a useful sufficient condition for the stronger conclusion.

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