If the two ambient topologies are not comparable, neither is contained in the other. By the definition of inclusion of topologies, there is a -open set absent from , and a -open set absent from . These are the requested , giving alternative (b). Together with the comparable case, this proves that at least one of the two alternatives always holds; it does not assume that the alternatives are mutually exclusive.
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