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This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topological_space\n\n\n00:00:56 1 History
00:03:34 2 Definition
00:04:06 2.1 Definition via neighbourhoods
00:06:19 2.2 Definition via open sets
00:07:01 2.2.1 Examples
00:07:10 2.3 Definition via closed sets
00:07:35 2.4 Other definitions
00:08:00 3 Comparison of topologies
00:08:23 4 Continuous functions
00:08:42 5 Examples of topological spaces
00:09:30 5.1 Metric spaces
00:10:17 5.2 Proximity spaces
00:11:24 5.3 Uniform spaces
00:11:39 5.4 Function spaces
00:11:49 5.5 Cauchy spaces
00:13:04 5.6 Convergence spaces
00:13:16 5.7 Grothendieck sites
00:14:09 5.8 Other spaces
00:15:33 6 Topological constructions
00:15:47 7 Classification of topological spaces
00:16:03 8 Topological spaces with algebraic structure
00:16:18 9 Topological spaces with order structure
00:16:38 10 See also
00:16:53 11 Notes
00:17:15 12 References
00:19:47 13 External links
00:20:00 Topological constructions
00:22:22 Classification of topological spaces
00:23:07 Topological spaces with algebraic structure
00:23:49 Topological spaces with order structure
00:24:19 See also
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