Sheaf Theory
Compactness is a property of topological spaces where every open cover has a finite subcover. This means that from any collection of open sets that together cover the space, you can find a finite number of these sets that still cover the entire space. Compactness is crucial in various mathematical contexts, particularly in sheaf theory, as it often allows for stronger convergence properties and facilitates the extension of sections.
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