Boundaries of Euclidean sets
Geometry of Euclidean Sets II: Analytical, Random, and Hypertopological Aspects
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 Boundaries of Euclidean sets
Geometry of Euclidean Sets II: Analytical, Random, and Hypertopological Aspects

Author : Jean-Charles PINOLI

Publication date: June 10, 2026 | Lire en français

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16.  Boundaries of Euclidean sets

In mathematics in general, and in geometry in particular, there are several concepts of boundaries associated with subsets (in this case of 2n (primarily with n = 2 or 3), the main ones being: the topological boundary, the morphological boundary, the essential boundary, the reduced boundary, and the distributional boundary.

16.1  Topological boundary

Definition (topological boundary). The topological boundary of a subset X of 2n (assumed to be any subset), denoted...

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