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Mathematical analysis: Why put forward "open covering theorem" instead of "closed covering theorem"?
It can't be replaced by closed covering, and the open covering theorem corresponds to compactness in functional analysis.

The key difference is that open sets (open intervals) contain interior points, while closed sets (closed intervals) are not necessarily.

The closed interval mentioned here includes a single point set.

As a counterexample, it can be covered by a real number single point set (fully closed set) on the field, but there is no finite closed set cover.