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• For closure in mathematics, see closure (mathematics).
• For closure in literature, see dramatic closure .
• For closure in parliamentary procedure, see Cloture.
• For closure in personal relationships, see closure (sociology).
• For closure in philosophy, see closure (philosophy).
• For Closure, the Nine Inch Nails video set, see Closure (Nine Inch Nails)

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Closure (topology)In topology and mathematical analysis, the closure of a subset of a topological space is the smallest closed subset of which contains. This can be constructed by intersecting all closed supersets of in. Notation The closure of is written as or. If there i ClosureFor closure in computer science, see closure (computer science). For closure in mathematics, see closure (mathematics). For closure in literature, see dramatic closure. For closure in parliamentary procedure, see Cloture. For closure in personal relations Closure (computer science)Function object''. In programming languages, a closure is an abstraction representing a function, plus the lexical environment (see static scoping) in which the function was created, and its application to arguments. A closure results in a fully closed te Closure (sociology)Closure in inter-personal relationships comprises a mythical state, like Nirvana, wherein happiness and light reign and any previous dispute or misunderstanding gets papered over or forgotten at least from the viewpoint of the closure-seeker (self-styled Closure (philosophy)Closure is a philosophical description of the world put forward by Hilary Lawson in the book Closure: a story of everything (Routledge, UK, 2001). It is an attempt to provide an account that overcomes the problems of self-reference inherent in other philo Closure (mathematics)In mathematics, the closure ''C ''X of an object X is defined to be the smallest object that both includes X as a subset and possesses some given property. An object is closed if it is equal to its closure. Examples In topology and related branches, the t Closure operator Closure (Nine Inch Nails)