Meares Method

Meares' Method is a technique used in mathematics, specifically in topology, to analyze the local structure of a space at a point. It involves examining neighborhoods around the point and studying how these neighborhoods behave or change as they become smaller. By observing the pattern of these neighborhoods, mathematicians can determine properties like whether the space looks like ordinary space (Euclidean) near that point. Essentially, it helps understand the shape and structure of a space by focusing on the immediate vicinity of a single point, providing insights into its overall topological nature.