Analysis reveals closed sets generate topologies through pseudo-norms, highlighting various topological structures.
We present a general result about generating group topologies by pseudo-norms. Namely, we show that if a topology has a base of sets which are closed in a certain sense, then it can be generated by a collection of pseudo-norms such that the balls in these pseudo-norms are also closed in the same sense. The examples include linear and locally convex topologies on vector spaces, locally solid and Fatou topologies on vector lattices and Fréchet-Nikodým topologies on Boolean algebras.
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Eugene Bilokopytov (2025) studied this question.
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