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We do not have power sets so we cannot define topological spaces. Instead, we have to use a dominance such as the initial -frame .
A predicative topological space consists of a set and a sub--frame of the set of functions into the initial -frame.
A base or basis for (or “of”) (or ) is a collection – whose members are called basic open subsets or generating open subsets – such that every open subset is a countable union of basic ones.
A predicative topological space is second-countable if is a countable set.
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