Scatteredness of hyperspaces
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In this paper, we study separation properties on the space of closed subsets of a totally disconnected compact space. Thus we show that a topological space $X$ is scattered if and only if the corresponding hyperspace $2^X$ is also scattered under the condition of local finiteness in $X$. We also provide characterizations concerning separation properties of the hyperspace via continuous real-valued functions. Furthermore, we give some examples related to our results.
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