"A non-empty closed set is a quasi-attractor if it is a countable intersection of attractors, but is itself not an attractor."
Can anybody give me an example of an intersection of attractors that is not an attractor? I can't seem to think of a single example.
Thanks in advance!
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Resolved (a first step, anyway). The topology⇒general-topology tag synonym has been removed.
Problem: I feel that there are quite a number of questions tagged with both general-topology AND algebraic-topology where the former is not really fitting.
My understanding being that General Topolo...
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