Proper Function: Homeomorphism or Not?

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Hello!

F: X --> Y injection.

It is true that if F is proper (the inverse image of any compact set is compact) then F: X --> F(X) is a homeomorphism?

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quasar987 said:
You need F to be continuous and Y to be Hausdorff and compactly generated. See Corolarry 4.97 of Lee's Introduction to topological manifolds.
Yes, I had forgotten: F to be continuous and Y (X and) to be Hausdorff. :)

Compactly generated = union of open compact ?

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Thanks!

I showed that Y is locally compact space and therefore is compactly generated space.

Grateful.