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<strong>Poincare</strong> <strong>Conjecture</strong> <strong>Proof</strong>H. Vic Dannon5.2∪T = T has open sets G =∪θθ∈[0,2 π]θ∈ΘGθ<strong>Proof</strong>:(⊇ ) For each θ ∈ [0,2 π], T ⊇ Tθ.(⊆) If x ∈G∈ T , then x belongs to some θ -angle hyperplane forsome θ [0,2 π]by 4.3. ∩∈ . Hence, ( θ-)x ∈ G the angle hyperplane = G θ∈ T θ25.3 For each θ , f θT θis a topology on S θ, with open sets f θG<strong>Proof</strong>: For each θ ∈ [0,2 π], f θis homeomorphism.θ5.4= ∪3fθ θis a topology on S with open sets ∪ fGθ θθ∈[0,2 π]θ∈Θ∈τT T .<strong>Proof</strong>:Empty set∅∈Tθ⇒ ∅∈f θ θT ⇒ ∅∈ f∪ θT θ= T .θ∈[0,2 π]2The Space Σθ∈ T ⇒θ∪ ∪ T T .3 2(θ, θ)θ θθ∈[0,2 π] θ∈[0,2 π]S = S ∈ f =Infinite UnionFor any i∈ I , letiG∈T. We’ll show thatiG∈∪ T .i∈IFor each ii∈ I , there is Θ ∈ τ , so that for all θ i ∈Θ, i there areG iθiii∪ . Hence,Gf G∈ T i so that =iθθ iθi iθ ∈Θ14

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