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I suspect a few folks that studied p-adic numbers extensively would disagree. And in general topologists and algebraists that study non-euclidean things in gene
by dkarapetyan 10y ago
I suspect a few folks that studied p-adic numbers extensively would disagree. And in general topologists and algebraists that study non-euclidean things in general.
- catnaroek 10y agoThe p-adic numbers can be equipped with a metric. The induced topology isn't Euclidean, but it's pretty tame compared to what you can see in a general topological space.