Note: In this table, you are answering questions 2 - 6 (and part of 1) on p 228-9 of Munkres. You should give complete answers (per p 228 - 9).

Include references (including references to ideas).

To access the topology table from a linux box (or from an xterm or any terminal from which you can use ssh:

ssh webedit.divms.uiowa.edu
cd /web/math/
cd ../topo_tbl/

You can use pico or other text editor (eg emacs, vi) to create your file (use control-X to exit, control-O to save -- see commands at bottom of window). For example

pico row_column.html

open index.html (eg pico index.html) to add a link to your file" <a href="row_column.html"> answer </a> where answer might be yes (if holds for arbitrary), open, closed, sometimes, no, etc.

To make your file accessible, type:
chmod 777 *
ignore errors or use chmod 777 filename.

NOTE: This directory is open to everyone in this course. Hence keep a back-up of all your files as anyone in this class can modify and even delete the files in this directory

Create Your Own Personal Web Page at UI

HTML special characters and symbols

Getting started with HTML

Introduction to HTML

You can start a new paragraph, but putting <p> between your paragraphs.

Use <br> to start a new line

Subscript: T₁ to create T₂

Superscript: T² to create T²

Your answer should be as complete as possible. For example, if a property does not hold for arbitrary subspaces, does it hold for subspaces which are closed or open or etc, in the big space. If a property does not hold true for all subspaces, give counter-examples (open/closed/etc).

<a href="FALL08/filename"> answer </a> where answer might be yes (if holds for arbitrary), open, closed, sometimes, no, etc.

filename should be row_column.html or column_row.pdf (for example, T0_subspace.html).

If you use html, please use the following header: <h3><a name=" row_column">A column of a row space is/is not row </a></h3>
where instead of "A column of a row space is/is not row", use a descriptive title.

If you wish to use latex, see Oct 31 e-mail titled: MathJax installation = LaTeX on web pages