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A continuous map is a function between topological spaces that preserves the notion of closeness, meaning the preimage of every open set is open. It is a fundamental concept in topology, ensuring that the structure of the spaces is maintained under the mapping, which is crucial for understanding homeomorphisms and other topological properties.
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