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Which is more helpful for real analysis?
Please note that this is a "double post". I was not sure if I should put this here or in the calculus and analysis subform. If you must delete, I understand. But please, delete the one that should actually be deleted. Thanks, and sorry =|...- anonymity
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Linear Algebra and Real Analysis Review
I'm going into my 3rd year as a pure math major at UWO. I have completed both second year Real Analysis and Linear Algebra with decent marks. However, I really feel that I didn't take too much from both other than the general concepts, especially second semester of Linear Algebra (due to...- Kindayr
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- Algebra Analysis Linear Linear algebra Real analysis Review
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Real Analysis / Advanced Calc Puzzler
Let f:[a,b] \rightarrow R be a continuous function such that f(a)=f(b)=0 and f' exists on (a,b). Prove that for every real \lambda there is a c \in (a,b) such that f'(c) = \lambda f(c). -
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How Should I Prepare for Math Camp in Economics?
Hello, I am starting a postgraduate level Economics course in two months. I will have to go through some kind of a Math Camp before the course, lasting more or less 10 days. Here is my curriculum; 1. REAL ANALYSIS Topics: • Sequences and Convergence • Function on Rn • Continuity •... -
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Are Empty Functions a Necessary Consideration in Real Analysis?
I'm currently reading Sterling Berberian's Foundations of Real Analysis, and the first chapter had an overview of foundational mathematics from axiomatic set theory to constructive proof of the real numbers. I was looking over this chapter, and I found this exercise in the functions section...- alexfloo
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- Analysis Empty Functions Real analysis
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Regarding limits in Real Analysis
Question: Suppose that f(x)>0 on (0,1) and that lim as x goes to 0 exists for the function. Show that lim as x goes to 0 for the function is greater than or equal to 0. So I know that intuitively that this is true for obvious reasons, but I can not think of a clever way to set up the proof...- danielkyulee
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- Analysis Limits Real analysis
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Real Analysis: Continuity and Uniform Continuity
Question: Show that f(x)= (x^2)/((x^2)+1) is continuous on [0,infinity). Is it uniformly continuous? My attempt: So I know that continuity is defined as "given any Epsilon, and for all x contained in A, there exists delta >0 such that if y is contained in A and abs(y-x)<delta, then...- danielkyulee
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- Analysis Continuity Real analysis Uniform Uniform continuity
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Applicability of Intro To Algebra and Intro to Real Analysis to Physics
Applicability of "Intro To Algebra" and "Intro to Real Analysis" to Physics Well, due to timetable complications I'm having to search for courses that aren't apart of my graduation requirements so I'm thinking about taking some math courses. Which one of these courses do you think is more...- evankiefl
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- Algebra Analysis Intro Physics Real analysis
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Real analysis: inequality limitsuperior/inferior
Homework Statement Consider \sum_{1}^{\infty} a_{n}, a_{n} \neq 0 Show that \underline{\lim\limits_{n \rightarrow \infty}}|\frac{a_{n+1}}{a_{n}}| \leq \underline{\lim\limits_{n \rightarrow \infty}}\sqrt[n]{|a_{n}|}\leq \overline{\lim\limits_{n \rightarrow \infty}}\sqrt[n]{|a_{n}|)}...- K29
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- Analysis Inequality Real analysis
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Equivalence of 8 properties in Real Analysis
Please help me prove that the following properties are equivalent Nested Interval Property Bolzano-Wierstrass theorem Monotonic sequence property LUB property Heine-Borel theorem archimedean property and cauchy sequence line connectedness...- itspixiejem
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- Analysis Equivalence Properties Real analysis
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Closed Subset Addition in Metric Spaces: Real Analysis Homework Help
Homework Statement Let E, F be two closed and non-empty subsets of R, where R is seen as a metric space with teh distance d(a,b)=|a-b| for a,b ϵ R. Suppose E + F := { e+f |e ϵ E, f ϵ F}. Is is true that E+F has to be closed? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I'm...- Mr_Physics
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Real Analysis. Prove f(x) = logx given all these conditions.
It's just the final part (e) that I don't get, I have the rest but just for completeness I thought I'd put it in (iii) Let f : (0,infinity) -> R be a function which is differentiable at 1 with f '(1) = 1 and satisfies: f(xy) = f(x) + f(y) (*) (a) Use (*) to determine f(1) and show that f(1/x)...- harmonie_Best
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- Analysis Conditions Real analysis
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Understanding Zero Sets: Real Analysis Examples
What is the definition of a zero set and what exactly does it mean? I have come across different responses on the internet, but none of them explain really what it means or give good examples, I am having a rough time with this concept in real analysis. For example, how would I determine... -
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Real Analysis proof (inner product)
Hello all, I am having trouble showing that the operation defined by f*g(f of g)= Integral[from a to b]f(x)g(x) is an inner product. I know it must fulfill the inner product properties, which are: x*x>=0 for all x in V x*x=0 iff x=0 x*y=y*x for all x,y in V x(y+z)=x*z+y*z...- malcmitch20
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- Analysis Inner product Product Proof Real analysis
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Real Analysis (Cantors Diagonalisation?)
Homework Statement Let S be the set of all functions u: N -> {0,1,2} Describe a set of countable functions from S Homework Equations We're given that v1(n) = 1, if n = 1 and 2, if n =/= 1 The function above is piecewise, except i fail with latex The Attempt at a Solution...- patata
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- Analysis Real analysis
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Studying Real Analysis textbook and study guide
Hey, I'm taking a bit of a flyer here, but does anyone know of a half decent online textbook that also has a study guide? My class is working out of Trench's online book, but more or less it's just for a reference and problems, we mainly just work from notes. Would there be any book (online)...- ECmathstudent
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- Analysis Real analysis Study Textbook
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Real analysis: limit of sequences question
ok so, a) If s sub n→0, then for every ε>0 there exists N∈ℝ such that n>N implies s sub n<ε. This a true or false problem. Now this looks like a basic definition of a limit because s sub n -0=s sub n which is less than epsilon. n is in the natural numbers. But, I thought there should be...- mjjoga
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- Analysis Limit Real analysis Sequences
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Real Analysis convergence proof
Homework Statement If the sequence xn ->a , and the sequence yn -> b , then xn - yn -> a - b The Attempt at a Solution Can someone check this proof? I'm aware you cannot subtract inequalities, but I tried to get around that where I indicated with the ** in the following proof...- elimenohpee
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- Analysis Convergence Proof Real analysis
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Real Analysis, Lebesgue, limit of an integral
I am absolutely lost. I had to take Advanced Calculus as independent study in a one month class and this book has very few examples, if any. I'm not even sure where to start on this one. I have to compute the limit of an integral and then justify my methods according to the Lebesgue theory...- purpleehobbit
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- Analysis Integral Limit Real analysis
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Constructing a Sequence with Given Limit Points
Homework Statement Let {y_j} be N given real numbers. Construct a sequence {a_n} so that {y_j} is the set of limit points of {a_n}, but a_n ≠ y_j for any n or j. Homework Equations Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem The Attempt at a Solution Have no idea how to go about it. I'd really...- th13teenj
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- Analysis Limit Points Real analysis
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Help with limit proofs for real analysis
I'm not quite sure if this is the correct subforum. I was wondering if anybody knew where I could find some decent real analysis notes or lectures online, specifically on the formal definition of a limit. My prof is great, I just missed the class and the textbook and notes aren't quite making...- ECmathstudent
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- Analysis Limit Proofs Real analysis
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Need a lot of worked real analysis proofs (from easy to difficult)
I was accepted into a top tier Ph.D. Operations Research program. I have six months to prepare independently on my own (at home). Everybody told me real analysis is the first thing I should look at (which makes sense, because I don't have proof experience). Can you please recommend me a book...- Helicobacter
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- Analysis Proofs Real analysis
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Real Analysis - Simple supremum/infimum problem
Homework Statement If S = { 1/n - 1/m | n, m \in N}, find inf(S) and sup(S) I'm having a really hard time wrapping my head around the proper way to tackle sumpremum and infimum problems. I've included the little that I've done thus far, I just need a nudge in the right direction. Correct me...- rolandc
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- Analysis Real analysis
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Why Is Real Analysis Critical in Science and Engineering?
i like limit, continuity,differentiation in real analysis, they are interesting, but i don't know what is their importance? And about lebesgue integration, i don't think it is interesting, and it seems it is useless- -IamLittle-
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- Analysis Important Real analysis
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How Do You Prove Inequality for Bounded Functions in Real Analysis?
Homework Statement Let f and g be bounded functions on [a,b]. 1. Prove that U(f+g)</=U(f)+U(g). 2. Find an example to show that a strict inequality may hold in part 1. Homework Equations Definition of absolute value? The Attempt at a Solution I know that a function f is bounded if its...- choirgurlio
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- Analysis Proof Real analysis
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Real Analysis: Proving Lim(yn)=0 from Lim(xn)=Infinity & Lim(xnyn)=L
Question : Let (xn) and (yn) be sequences of real numbers such that lim(xn)= infinity and lim(xnyn)=L for some real number L. Prove Lim(yn)=0. I've been trying to solve this question for a long time now. I've no success yet. Can anyone guide me as to how i can approach it.- rohitmishra
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- Analysis Real analysis
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Proving Rudin Theorem 7.17: Real Analysis
i am asked to prove the remark Rudin made in theorem 7.17 in his Mathematical Analysis. Suppose {fn} is a sequence of functions, differentiable on [a,b] such that {fn(x0)} converges for some x0 in [a,b]. Assume f'n (derivative of fn) is continuous for every n. Show if {f'n} converges...- algekkk
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- Analysis Real analysis
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Inequality question from Real Analysis
Homework Statement let n\inN To prove the following inequality na^{n-1}(b-a) < b^{n} - a^{n} < nb^{n-1}(b-a) 0<a<b Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Knowing that b^n - a^n = (b-a)(b^(n-1) + ab^(n-2) + ... + ba^(n-2) + a^(n-1) we can divide out (b-a) because b-a #...- kbrono
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- Analysis Inequality Real analysis
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Need help in a real analysis question
I am trying to prove a question : Assume K\inR^{m} is compact and {xn} (n from 1 to infinite) is a sequence of points in K that does not converge . Prove that there are 2 subsequences that converge to different points in K . Hint : Let yi=x_{ni} be one subsequence that converges to a point in... -
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Real Analysis: Proof of convergence
Homework Statement Prove if {bn} converges to B and B ≠ 0 and bn ≠ 0 for all n, then there is M>0 such that |bn|≥M for for all n. Homework Equations What I have so far: I know that if {bn} converges to B and B ≠ 0 then their is a positive real number M and a positive integer N such...- uva123
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- Analysis Convergence Proof Real analysis
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Real Analysis: product of convergent sequences
Homework Statement suppose {an} and {bn} are sequences such that {an} converges to A where A does not equal zero and {(an)(bn)} converges. prove that {bn} converges. Homework Equations What i have so far: (Note:let E be epsilon) i know that if {an} converges to A and {bn}converges...- uva123
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- Analysis Convergent Product Real analysis Sequences
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Real Analysis proof limits and bounded functions
Homework Statement Let f be a function and p\in . Assume that a\leqf(x)\leqb near p. Prove that if L= lim f(x) as x-->p Then L\in [a,b] The Attempt at a Solution I want to say that because f(x) is bounded by [a,b] that automatically implies that the Limit L is also bounded by...- kbrono
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- Analysis Bounded Functions Limits Proof Real analysis
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Real Analysis proof continuity
Show that the function f(x)=x is continuous at every point p. Here's what I think but not sure if i can make one assumption. Let \epsilon>0 and let \delta=\epsilon such that for every x\in\Re |x-p|<\delta=\epsilon. Now x=f(x) and p=f(p) so we have |f(x)-f(p)|<\epsilon...- kbrono
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- Analysis Continuity Proof Real analysis
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Help with Real analysis proof about limit laws and functions
Homework Statement Let f be a function let p /in R. Assume limx->p=L and L>0. Prove f(x)>L/2 The Attempt at a Solution Let f be a function let p /in R. Given that limx->pf(x)=L and L>0. Since L\neq0 Let \epsilon= |L|/2. Then given any \delta>0 and let p=0 we have |f(x)-L| = |0-L| =...- kbrono
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- Analysis Functions Laws Limit Proof Real analysis
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What Can I Take Without Real Analysis?
Currently, I am a bioengineering major, but I have been taking math electives the past year and a half, and now I am finding myself liking pure mathematics much more than engineering and only two classes away from a degree. The two courses I need are Real Analysis and Abstract Algebra...- cwatki14
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Math Real Analysis Problem, Riemann Sum Integral?
Part 1. Homework Statement The problem literally states... " The Integral. limit of n-> infinity of n*[1/(n+1)^2 + 1/(n+2)^2 + 1/(n+3)^2 + 1/(2n)^2] = 1/2 " According to the teacher, the answer is 1/2. I don't know why or how to get there. Part 2. The attempt at a solution...- thunderx7
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- Analysis Integral Real analysis Riemann Riemann sum Sum
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Real Analysis proof Using definition that f is defined near p
Let (a, b) be an open interval in R, and p a point of (a, b). Let f be a real-valued function defined on all of (a, b) except possibly at p. We then say that the limit of f as x approaches p is L if and only if, for every real ε > 0 there exists a real δ > 0 such that 0 < | x − p | < δ and x ∈...- kbrono
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- Analysis Definition Proof Real analysis
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Real Analysis Problem involving Image of a Bounded Set
Homework Statement Ok so I'm given that we have some function from R to R, that is continuous on all of R. I am asked if it is possible to find some BOUNDED subset of R such that the image of the set is not bounded. The professor gave the hint: look at closures. Homework Equations...- brickcitie
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- Analysis Bounded Image Real analysis Set
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Real Analysis Exam Questions: Need Help Studying!
Real Analysis Exam Questions. Please Help! I'm taking this course on real analysis and my exam will be in less than a week from now :eek: These are exam questions from previous year which have been assigned as homework, and I just started studying and it's really hard. I would be sooo happy if...- Kuzu
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- Analysis Exam Real analysis
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Taking Calculus III and Real Analysis During Same Semester
Is it wise to take Calculus III and Intro to Real Analysis during the same semester? Or should I complete Calculus III and take Intro to Real Analysis afterwards? I ask because I do not want to stretch myself too thin, because I work over forty hours per week and have a family. If it makes...- Cod
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- Analysis Calculus Calculus iii Real analysis Semester
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Real Analysis question - Show that the derivative is continuous.
Homework Statement Suppose that f is differentiable at every point in a closed, bounded interval [a,b]. Prove that if f' is increasing on (a,b), then f' is continuous on (a,b). Homework Equations If f' is increasing on (a,b) and c belongs to (a,b), then f'(c+) and f'(c-) exist, and...- glacier302
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- Analysis Continuous Derivative Real analysis
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Withdraw from Intro. to Real Analysis or take a C?
I was overly ambitious this semester and took on too many courses (4 math courses and 3 econ. courses). I am getting an A in all of my other courses except Intro to Real Analysis which I am doing horribly. I bombed a midterm which brought my overall grade down from an A- to a C. The only way to...- JStudent
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Very difficult Real Analysis question on Lebesgue integration
Suppose gn are nonnegative and integrable on [0, 1], and that gn \rightarrow g almost everywhere. Further suppose that for all \epsilon > 0, \exists \delta > 0 such that for all A \subset [0, 1], we have meas(A) < \delta implies that supn \intA |gn| < \epsilon. Prove that g is integrable...- bbkrsen585
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- Analysis Integration Lebesgue integration Real analysis
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Real Analysis Continuity problem.
Homework Statement Show that |f(x) - f(y)| < |x - y| if f(x) = sqrt(4+x^2) if x is not equal to xo. What does this prove about f? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Already proved the first part. I am guessing that for the second part the answer is that f is...- quantchem
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Is √(n-1) + √(n+1) Always Irrational for n≥1?
Homework Statement Prove that √(n-1)+√(n+1) is irrational for every integer n≥1. Homework Equations Proofs i.e. by contradiction The Attempt at a Solution 2n + 2√(n^2-1) = x^2 so √(n^2-1) = (x^2-2n)/2 Now if x is rational then so is (x^2-2n)/2 so this says that √(n^2-1) is...- choirgurlio
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Can you think of a counter example (real analysis)
Homework Statement X and Y are two closed non-empty subsets of R (real numbers). define X+Y to be (x+y | x belongs to X and y belongs to Y) give an example where X+Y is not closed Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i tried X=all integers and Y=[0 1] but that didnt work out. i know...- robertdeniro
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A simple Intro to Real Analysis question
Homework Statement I'm asked to prove that If F is an ordered field, then the following properties hold for any elements a, b, and c of F: (a) a<b if and only if 0<b-a (b) ... ... Right now I'm working on (a) Homework Equations We're supposed to draw from the basic...- Jamin2112
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- Analysis Intro Real analysis
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Real analysis help(countable union)
Homework Statement Show that if E \subseteq R is open, then E can be written as an at most countable union of disjoint intervals, i.e., E=\bigcup_n(a_n,b_n). (It's possible that a_n=-\inf or b_n=+\inf for some n.) Hint: One way to do this is to put open intervals around each rational point...- mynameisfunk
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- Analysis Real analysis Union
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Real Analysis 101: Tips for Writing Good Proofs
hello everyone! I just started a course in real analysis and i must say that it is quite different from all the "engineering math" that i have taken before.I was wondering if anyone could give me tips or advice on how to get better at writing good proofs. Right now,we are using a book called... -
I am getting frustrated with this question ( Real analysis)
Homework Statement Let A be the set of all real-valued functions on [0,1]. Show that there does not exist a function from [0,1] onto A. I spent half of my Saturday trying to prove this proposition and I couldn't make headway. Homework Equations The Attempt at a SolutionWell it only makes...- ╔(σ_σ)╝
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- Analysis Real analysis
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