Notation for set of limit points?

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The common notation for the set of limit points of a set is denoted as A'. This notation is widely recognized and has been encountered by many in the field of topology. Understanding this notation is crucial for discussions surrounding convergence and continuity in mathematical analysis.

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Is there a common notation for the set of limit points of a set?
 
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Apparently [itex]A^\prime[/itex] is often used.
 
Oh, lucky break, I had encountered that before but couldn't guess what it meant.

Thanks.
 

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