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Inverse continuity from an open bijection
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A
continuous
bijection
that is an
open map
is
a
homeomorphism
. If
g
=
f
−
1
and
U
is open in the original domain, then
g
−
1
(
U
)
=
f
(
U
)
is open by the
open-map
property. This proves continuity of the inverse directly.
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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
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2014
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ib
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Paper 2
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4E
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iii
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