Chapter 3 Flashcards

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an open ball of radius r centered at a, in a metric space

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Let X be a metric space and let a be an element of x for r in R, define Br(a): {x in X: d(a,x)<r></r>

<p>All x in X are within r of a</p>

</r>

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an open set, in a metric space

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a subset u of a metric space X is _______ if u is the union of open balls

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diameter of a set S, in a metric space

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Let X be a metric space and let S b contained in X.

  1. If S =ø then diam(S)=0
  2. Otherwise diam(S)= sup{d(x,y): x,y are in S} IF sup(S) exists
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the convergence of a sequence (an) to a limit x, in a metric space

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The sequence (an) in a metric space (X,d) _______ to ________ ________ x in X if

for all N in the Naturals st. n>N, an is in Bepsilon(x)

d(x,an)<epsilon></epsilon>

<p>A tail of the sequence converges to x.</p>

</epsilon>

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the Nth tail of a sequence (an), in a metric space

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Let (an) be a sequence in (X,d). Let N be an element of the Natural Numbers. The ____ _______ ____ __ ___________ is the subsequence (an)n greater than or equal to N

aN, aN+1, aN+2,…

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Theorem 3.4.10

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Let S be a subset of R (S is contained in R) and supS=L. There exists an Sn in S s.t. Sn→L

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Theorem 3.4.11 Let an and bn be a sequences in R. Let an→a and bn→b. Then, (four things)

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  1. (an + or - bn)→ a + or - b
  2. (an•bn)→ ab
  3. (kan)→ ka
  4. (an÷bn)→ a÷b where b does not equal 0
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Let X be a metric space and let S be contained in X

There exists a sequence Sn contained in S whose elements do not include {x} that converges to x

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limit point of a set S in a metric space X

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A closed set in a metric space

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A set C contained in X is _______ if C contains its limit points

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Theorem 3.6.3 Let X be a metric space. Let C eb contained in X TFAE:

Can be used to prove that a closed ball is closed

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TFAE:

  1. C is closed
  2. If (an) is a sequence in C converging to x, then x is an element of C. For all an→x, then x is an element of c
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Closed ball of radius r centered at a in a metric space X

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Let X be a metric space and let a be an element of X for r in R we define Cr(a)= {x in X: d(a,x) is less than or equal to r}

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Boundedness in a metric space

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S is bounded in a metric space X if diam(S) exists

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Theorem 3.1.12 about S bounded in X TFAE

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Let S be contained in X. TFAE:

  1. diamS exists (S is bounded)
  2. There exists an a in X and there exists an r>0 Br(a) s.t. S is contained in Br(a)
  3. For all elements X there exists a Br(a) r>0 s.t S is contained in Br(a)
    1. for all s in S, d(a,s)<r></r>
    </r>
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Hausdorff Property

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for any x, y ∈ X with x =/= y there exist open sets U containing x and V containing y such that U intersect V = ∅.

the intersection of the distance between x and y is empty. The intersection of two disjoint open sets is empty

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15
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discrete

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If every {x} is open for all x in X, then X is ________

Every point is isolated

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Isolated

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X is a metric space. x is in X. If {x} is open, then x is isolated. You must be able to fit an open interval around the point

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Theorem 3.4.3

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Let an be a sequence in R converging to x. Then |an|→|x|.

  1. There exists a k in R s.t an is greater than or equal to k, then x is greater than or equal to k and |an|→|x|
  2. If an is less than or equal to k, then x is less than or equal to k
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Theorem 3.4.6/7

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Let an and bn be sequences in R s.t an→a and bn→b

  1. If an is less than or equal to bn for all n, then a is less than b
  2. If an is greater than or equal to bn for all n, then a is greater than or equal to b
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Squeeze Theorem

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Let an→x and bn→x in R. Sps there exists cn s.t. an is less than or equal to cn is less than or equal to bn, then cn→x

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Monotone Sequence Theorem

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If an is in R and

  1. an is bounded
  2. an is monotone

an is convergent

Every monotone sequence is convergent

21
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Every convergent sequence in R has a _______ _______

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bounded subsequence

22
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There is a sequence of distinct points (non-repeating values) in S that converges to x

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limit point of a set S in a metric space X

23
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Let X be a metric space and S be contained in X.

For all r>0, Br(x) contains infinitely many points of S

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limit point of a set S in a metric space X

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Let X be a metric space and S be contained in X.

For all r>0, Br(x) contains one point in S{x}

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limit point of a set S in a metric space X

25
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A set is closed if

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it contains its limit points

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