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A covering map is a continuous surjection p:X→X such that every x∈X has an open neighbourhood U for which
p−1(U)=α∈A⨆​Uα​,p∣Uα​​:Uα​⟶U a homeomorphism,​
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where the Uα​ are pairwise disjoint open subsets of X. Such a U is an evenly covered neighbourhood, and the sets Uα​ are its covering sheets. The index set may be infinite. The requirement that every sheet map onto all of U is part of the definition.

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