Example 6.4.1. Let X be a topological space. Consider a rule \mathcal{F} that associates to every open subset of X a singleton set. Since every set has a unique map into a singleton set, there exist unique restriction maps \rho ^ U_ V. The resulting structure is a presheaf of sets on X. It is a final object in the category of presheaves of sets on X, by the property of singleton sets mentioned above. Hence it is also unique up to unique isomorphism. We will sometimes write * for this presheaf.
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