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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In [[mathematics]], the term '''path space''' refers to any [[topological space]] of [[path (topology)|paths]] from one specified set into another. In particular, it may refer to:<br />
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* The [[classical Wiener space]] of [[continuous function|continuous]] paths<br />
* The [[Càdlàg|Skorokhod space]] of [[càdlàg]] paths<br />
* For the usage in algebraic topology, see [[path space (algebraic topology)]]. For Moore's path space, see [[path space fibration#Moore's path space]].<br />
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See also: [[loop space]], the space of [[loop (topology)|loop]]s in a topological space<br />
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