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Closure
A closure of a set is the union of the set with all of its limit points.
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In the topological sense, a set can be open or closed. The union of a set with all of its limit points is defined as its closure.
In circumstances where it isn't clear what topological space A is a subset of, the most common notation is cl(X, τ)(A).
A closure is always closed.