3. Basic Results about R^n Flashcards

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Proposition 3.7
Uniqueness of Limits

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Proposition 3.8
Componentwise convergence
Proof

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Lemma 3.15
(x_j) -> x => …

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Proposition 3.14
Convergent sequences are bounded.

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Proposition 3.17
Completeness of R^n

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Theorem 3.18
Bolzano-Weierstrass for bounded sequences of vectors.

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Definition 3.20
Sequential continuity

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Definition 3.22
Continuous limit

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Definition 3.23
Separately continuous

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Exercise 3.5
Continuity => …

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Exercise 3.4
\epsilon-\delta continuity equiv.

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Propositon 3.29
f : U -> R^k is continious at p \in U iff.

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Lemma 3.31
R^(n+l) = R^n (+) R^l = {…}.
Denote projections. then…

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Proposition 3.32
E \subset R, a \in R and g : E -> R, define projections….

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Example of continuous rational functions (sort of)

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Definition 3.33
continuous along lines.

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Example 3.34
Separately continuous but not continuous along lines.

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Example 3.37
Continuous along lines at (0,0) but not continuous everywhere

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Example 3.38
continuous alog lines at every point, but not continuous.

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