Interval topology is a way to define a topology on a partially ordered set (poset) using the concepts of intervals formed by the elements of that poset. This topology is constructed by taking the collection of all open sets to be generated from intervals, which are subsets defined by pairs of elements within the poset. It helps in analyzing the structure of posets by allowing us to study their continuity and convergence properties in a topological context.
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