week 2 Flashcards

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Open ball

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Closed ball?

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With usual metric, denote

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With usual metric what form

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Definition from balls

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That is, U is neighbourhood of there is a ball of x in U

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Define an open set U in (X, d)

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And significance?

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For an equivalent metric?

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19
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x€A is said to be an interior point of A if

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There exists an open ball lying in A

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The interior of set A is

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22
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If a set coincides with the union of a collection of open balls

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It is opne

23
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If (A, d) is a metric subspace of (X, d). U is open in A =>

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<=> (that is, every open set in a subspace is an intersection of the subspace and a set that is open in the larger space)

24
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2 metric ρ and d on same set X, are equivalent if (from balls)

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<=>

25
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Prove equivalence of 2 metrics on same set

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26
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Denote interior of A wrt (X,d)

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