F for a closed set comes from the French ferme (=firm, cf. fermer=to close).
What about G for an open set? Is this also an example of the next-letter phenomenon? (as in Michael's comment to this answer to the question.)
F for a closed set comes from the French ferme (=firm, cf. fermer=to close).
What about G for an open set? Is this also an example of the next-letter phenomenon? (as in Michael's comment to this answer to the question.)