Chapter 2: Metric Spaces Flashcards

1
Q

What is a metric space?

A

a set M and a distinace metric d that’s

* symmetric

* definite

* triangle

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2
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What’s an open ball?

A

B(a; r) is

{x in M | d(a, x) < r}

“points less than r distance from a”

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3
Q

a set E is open if…

A

for each point in E, there is a ball around the point

entirely contained in E

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4
Q

U closed is closed, true?

A

No,

only interesection of closed

are closed

(or finite unions)

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5
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E0 the interior of E

A

all points not on the boundary of E

or

U open sets in E

(or largest open set contained in E)

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6
Q

the closure of E

A

E U limit points

alternate: intersection of closed sets containing E

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7
Q

What can we say about Compactness

and subspaces/superspaces?

A

compact in one means

compact in the other!

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8
Q

a set A is Closed/Open

in subspace (S, d)

iff

A

there is set A* in M such that

A = A* n S

where A* is closed/open

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9
Q

What’s an alternate def of Cauchy?

A

For any subsequences xni, xnj,

lim d(xni, xnj) = 0

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10
Q

Sheep Lemma”

A

For an Cauchy, if some subseq ai –> a,

then an –> a

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11
Q

Preimages f-1 preserve

A

U, complements, and intersections

(f only preserves unions)

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12
Q

Definitions of continuity?

A
  • epsilon
  • f-1(open) is open
  • if an –> a, then f(an) = f(a)
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13
Q

Continuous images preserve

A

compactness

(not open/closed)

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14
Q

What does sequentially compact mean?

A

every sequence has a

convergent subsequence

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15
Q

Sequentially compact

iff

A

compact

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16
Q

a totally bounded set

A

is a set A covered by finitely many

open balls in A of radius epsilon

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17
Q

What is an open cover?

A

a collection of open sets

(possibly infinite)

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18
Q

Heine-Borel

A

In Rn,

compact

means closed and bounded

19
Q

Bolzano-Weirstrauss

A

In Rn, every bounded sequence

has a convergent subsequence

20
Q

K is compact

iff

what about accumulation points?

A

every infinite subset

has an accumulation point in K

“Bolzano-Weirstrauss Property”

21
Q

A’ the derived set of A is…

A

set of accumulation points

22
Q

How do we know d(x, E) is continuous?

A

b/c

d(x, E) - d(y, E) | ≤ d(x, y)

23
Q

Lebesgue Covering Lemma

A

O an open cover of K (compact)

Lemma says

there exists r > 0, such that for any x in K,

B(x, r) is in some open set of O

“key: r doesn’t depend on the point

24
Q

Continuous on a compact set

implies….

A

uniformly continuous

25
Q

Connected

iff

about two-valued functions…

A

every two-valued function (these are continuous)

is constant

26
Q

Intervals in R, even with ∞ are…

A

connected

use IVT and two-valued function

to show contradiction

27
Q

U connected is connected if…

A

intersection is nontrivial

28
Q

What is a component of a space?

A

a connected set A such that

no other connected set contains A

29
Q

What are nice properties of components?

A
  • every point is in a unique component
  • components are disjoint (or the same)
30
Q

closed

iff

what about limit points?

A

contained in the set

31
Q

What is a path?

A

It’s a continuous function from [0, 1] to M

* domain uses | | metric

32
Q

path connected implies…

A

connected

but not the inverse!

33
Q

a is connected to b

“a ~ b”

A

if there is cont f on [0, 1]

such that f(0) = a and f(1) = b

34
Q

a closed interval in C is….

A

[z, w]

=

{ (1-t) z + t w | 0 ≤ t ≤ 1 }

35
Q

a convex set in C is…

A

a set such that any interval with endpoints

in the set

is entirely contained in the set

36
Q

what is a polygonal path?

A

a path whose image is

U [zi , zi+1]

for i = 1 to n

37
Q

Open and connected implies…

A

there is a polygonal path between any two points

38
Q

What is a characterization of

f differentiable at p?

A

there exists f* such that

  1. f(z) - f(p) = f*(z) (z - p)

for some z

  1. f* is cont at p
39
Q

Weirstrauss M-Test

A

If |fn| < Mn and ∑ Mn < ∞, then

∑ fn converges uniformly

(and if each fn is cont, then converge f cont.)

40
Q

fn —> f uniformly means…

A

for all n > N and any x,

fn(x) is close to f(x)

41
Q

Power series converges to a continuous func when?

A

on z < |z0|

where z0 is some point where series converges

to a number

(sup of all z0 is the radius of convergence)

42
Q

Show a space is connected

using “induction”

A

Need subset E such that

  • E open (nonempty)
  • for all x in Ec, B(x, r) n E is empty

“don’t even need E to be connected!”

43
Q

Equivalent ways ot thinking about

K compact?

A
  • K has BWZ property
  • sequentially compact
  • totally bounded & complete

“BWZ” every infinite subset has a limit point in set

“totally bounded” for all e, K covered by finitely many balls

of radius epsilon (same balls)