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From Conway's Complex Analysis, page 17, 2.2.5:
Suppose [tex]F \subseteq X[/tex] is closed and connected. If a,b are in F and e > 0, then there exists [tex]a = z_0,z_1,...,z_n = b[/tex] such that [tex]d(z_{k-1},z_k) < e[/tex] for k in {1,...,n}.
I don't see the answer to this off the top of my head.. anyone else see it? Is this a special case of a more general idea?
Suppose [tex]F \subseteq X[/tex] is closed and connected. If a,b are in F and e > 0, then there exists [tex]a = z_0,z_1,...,z_n = b[/tex] such that [tex]d(z_{k-1},z_k) < e[/tex] for k in {1,...,n}.
I don't see the answer to this off the top of my head.. anyone else see it? Is this a special case of a more general idea?
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