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Condensation Point

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condensation point [‚kän·dən′sā·shən ‚pȯint]
(mathematics)
For a set in a topological space, a point whose neighborhoods all contain uncountably many points of the set.
Condensation Point 

In mathematics, a condensation point of a set is a point such that each neighborhood of the point contains an infinite number of points of the set. The terms “limit point,” “accumulation point,” and “condensation point” are synonyms. Of these three terms, “limit point” is now used most often.
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