Real Analysis Flashcards
What makes a function ρ a metric?
1) ρ(x,y) ≥ 0 and equals 0 iff x=y
2) ρ(x,y)=ρ(y,x)
3) ρ(x,z) ≤ ρ(x,y) + ρ(y,z)
What is “a set is open” equivalent to?
It is a union of balls
What is the interior of A, int(A), defined as?
The largest open set contained in A
What is int(A) equal to?
The union of all open sets in A
When is x a limit/cluster/accumulation point of a set A? (x in X, A a subset of X)
If every ball about x contains a point of A other than x
How is the set of limit points in A denoted?
A’
What is the relation between A being closed and its limit points?
It is closed if it contains all of its limit points.
A set A is closed if and only if?
Every convergent sequence in A has its limit in A
If A is closed, what does this mean about its compliment?
The compliment of A is open
What is the compliment of A? (X\A)
The set of all points in X which don’t belong to A
What is the closure of A?
It is the smallest closed set containing A
What is the closure of A, cl(A) equal to?
The union of A and A’, or the intersection of all the closed sets containing A.
Which three statements are equivalent for a linear map T?
1) T is continuous
2) T is continuous at 0
3) T is bounded
If a Cauchy sequence has a convergent subsequence, what does the subsequence converge to?
The same limit
When is a metric space complete?
If every Cauchy sequence converges
If (X,ρ) is complete and A is a subset of X, what is the completion of (A,ρ)?
(cl(A),ρ)
What type of space is a complete normed linear space?
A Banach space
How many fixed points does a contraction have and is it continuous?
A contraction is continuous and has at most one fixed point.
What do we say about A if no disconnection of it exists?
It is connected
Is the interval [0,1] connected?
Yes
When is a set A clopen?
If it’s both closed and open
What is the relationship between a subset A of X being connected, and clopeness?
A is connected if (A,ρ) has no non-trivial clopen set
When is a subset K of X sequentially compact?
If every sequence in K has a convergent subsequence whose limit lies in K
What is a cover called if every member of it is open?
An open cover