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Ellentuck topology (τ∗)

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For a finite set s and an infinite set A lying above maxs, put
[s,A]={s∪B:B∈[A]ω}.
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These sets form the basic neighborhoods of the Ellentuck topology, also called the star topology. It is finer than the ordinary topology on infinite subsets. Every basic neighborhood is a clopen set in the Ellentuck topology, and a closed set in the ordinary topology.

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