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Hello,

     I am trying to get my mind around (pre-)sheaves. I have studied point
set topology in the past, but I didn't run into the notion of local
homeomorphism. It seems to me that every local homeomorphism is a
homeomorphism (because in a topological space (X, T), X is always a
neighorhood of any point in X). Am I correct?

Regards, Bill Halchin