2: Further Analysis of Subsets of R Flashcards

1
Q

injection and surjection

A

bijection

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2
Q

A is ___ if either A is empty of there is a ___ from natural numbers to A

A

countable/bijection

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3
Q

The bijection from of countably infinite A is an ___

A

enumeration

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4
Q

the set of ___ Q is ___

A

rationals/countable

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5
Q

if f is ___ then the set of points where f is not ___ is countable

A

monotone/continuous

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6
Q

the ___ numbers are uncountable

A

real

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7
Q

Finite unions of closed sets are ___

A

closed

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8
Q

Arbitrary intersections of closed sets are ___

A

closed

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9
Q

the set of points from real numbers to real numbers is ___ in G-delta

A

continuous

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10
Q

x is an ___ of E if x is a point of ___ of E{x}

A

accumulation point/closure

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11
Q

a set E is perfect if it equals its set of ___

A

accumulation points

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12
Q

the set of accumulatio points of E is ___

A

closed

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13
Q

non-empty perfect sets are ___

A

uncountable

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14
Q

the middle third Cantar set is ___,___,___, and equal to its set of ___

A

closes/non-empty/uncountable/accumulation points

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