2020
DOI: 10.1360/ssm-2019-0301
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A mechanical proof of the C. T. Yang's Theorem related to a property of derived sets in general topology

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“…In the research process of two-dimensional spatial data model, many scientists have discussed the definition of two-dimensional space and spatial entities from different perspectives, such as spatial data organization, expression of spatial relations between objects, and data integrity constraints. Among them, the representative system is the topological unit structure theory proposed by Corbett and Whito [1], that is, the topological theory and graph theory on two-dimensional Euclidean space are used to explain and describe two-dimensional spatial entities and the spatial relations between entities. In this method, the real world is abstractly expressed as a 2D Planar Graphs G -(v, R).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the research process of two-dimensional spatial data model, many scientists have discussed the definition of two-dimensional space and spatial entities from different perspectives, such as spatial data organization, expression of spatial relations between objects, and data integrity constraints. Among them, the representative system is the topological unit structure theory proposed by Corbett and Whito [1], that is, the topological theory and graph theory on two-dimensional Euclidean space are used to explain and describe two-dimensional spatial entities and the spatial relations between entities. In this method, the real world is abstractly expressed as a 2D Planar Graphs G -(v, R).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%