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For metric spaces X we have the following:
- Kuratowski convergence coincides with convergence in Fell topology.
- Kuratowski convergence is weaker than convergence in Vietoris topology.
- Kuratowski convergence is weaker than convergence in Hausdorff metric.
- For compact metric spaces X, Kuratowski convergence coincides with both convergence in Hausdorff metric and Vietoris topology.
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