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Definition

In set theory

A net is a function aA Ia \in A^I from a directed set II to a set AA. II is called the index set, the terms of II are called indices (singular index), and AA is called the indexed set.

A sequence is a net whose index set is the natural numbers \mathbb{N}.

In homotopy type theory

A net is a function a:IAa: I \to A from a directed type II to a type AA. II is called the index type, the terms of II are called indices (singular index), and AA is called the indexed type.

A sequence is a net whose index type is the natural numbers \mathbb{N}.

Examples

See also

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