A topological space has the proper closed finite property if every proper closed subset is finite (characteristic of a one-dimensional space such as an irreducible curve).
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Any injective map from a T1 space to a space whose proper closed subsets are finite is
automatically continuous.
Promote an equivalence between two T1 spaces with the proper-closed-finite property to a
homeomorphism.
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Lecture 5, Proposition 6 (irreducible curves are homeomorphic): any two T1 spaces with the
proper-closed-finite property and equal cardinality are homeomorphic.
For a Noetherian domain of Krull dimension at most 1, every quotient by a nonzero ideal is Artinian.
In a Noetherian domain of Krull dimension at most 1, the zero locus of any nonzero ideal is finite.
The prime spectrum of a Noetherian domain of Krull dimension at most 1 satisfies the proper-closed-finite property: every proper closed subset is finite.