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MATH 409 Advanced Calculus I

Advanced Calculus I Lecture 20: Topology of the real line: open and closed sets Classification of points Let E ⊂ R be a subset of the real line and x ∈ R be a point Recall that for any ε > 0 the interval (x − ε x + ε) is called the ε-neighborhood of the point x as it consists of all points at distance less than ε from x Definition

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POL502 Lecture Notes: Limits of Functions and Continuity

First we formally define the limit of functions Definition 1 Let f : X 7→R and let c be an accumulation point of the domain X Then we say f has a limit L at c and write limx→c f(x) = L if for any > 0 there exists a δ > 0 such that 0 < x − c < δ and x ∈ X imply f(x) − L

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POL502 Lecture Notes: Sequences

Theorem 6 (Accumulation Point) xis an accumulation point of a set Xif and only if there exists a sequence fa ng1 n=1 such that lim n!1a n = xand a n 2Xand a n 6= xfor all n2N Examples are always helpful to understand the key points about a new concept Example 3 Three examples: 1 No nite set has an accumulation point 2 The sequence f1;1;1

What is an accumulation point?
We call such a point an accumulation point (or limit point). We rst consider an accumulation point of a set, De nition 6 x is an accumulation point of a set Q if every neighborhood of x contains in nitely many points of Q that are di erent from x.
What is an accumulation point of the set X?
The point x is called an accumulation point of the set E if for any ε > 0 the ε-neighborhood (x − ε, x + ε) contains infinitely many elements of E. The point x is called an isolated point of E if (x − ε, x + ε) ∩ E = {x} for some ε > 0. (x − ε, x + ε) contains at least one element of E different from x.
Does a Nite set have an accumulation point?
No nite set has an accumulation point. The sequence f1; 1; 1; : : :g has 1 as the limit, but it has no accumulation point. Every real number is an accumulation point of the set of rational numbers. The rst example illustrates that every neighborhood of an accumulation point has to contain in nitely many points that belong to the set.
Why is F continuous if C is not an accumulation point?
In fact, if c is not an accumulation point and c belongs to X, then f is automatically continuous at c because you can always find δ > 0 small enough so that |x − c| < δ and x ∈ X imply x = c and hence |f(x) − f(c)| = 0 < for any > 0. Therefore, the only interesting case is that c is an accumulation point and belongs to X.

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Concepts associated with sets of real numbers: Countable set Interval Neighbourhood Deleted neighbourhood Interior point Isolated point davidearn.github.io

De nition (Boundary)

If E R then the boundary of E, denoted @E, is the set of all boundary points of E. davidearn.github.io

De nition (Closed set)

set E is closed if it contains all of its accumulation points. davidearn.github.io

De nition (Open set)

set E is open if every point of E is an interior point. davidearn.github.io

De nition (Interior of a set)

If E R then the interior of E, denoted E or E , is the set of all interior points of E. davidearn.github.io

Concepts covered recently

Countable set Interval Neighbourhood Deleted neighbourhood Interior point Isolated point Accumulation point Boundary point Boundary Closed set Closure Open set Interior Complement davidearn.github.io

Example (Function that is a mess near 0)

Give an example of a function f (x) that is de ned everywhere, yet in any neighbourhood of the origin there are in nitely many points at which f is not locally bounded. (solution on board) Extra Challenge Problem: Is there a function f : R R that is not locally bounded anywhere? Local vs. Global properties What condition(s) rule out such patholog

Compactness

Recall the Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem, which we proved when investigating sequences of real numbers: davidearn.github.io

Theorem (Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem for sequences)

Every bounded sequence in R contains a convergent subsequence. For any set of real numbers, we de ne: davidearn.github.io

De nition (Bolzano-Weierstrass property)

A set E R is said to have the Bolzano-Weierstrass property i any sequence of points chosen from E has a subsequence that converges to a point in E. Compactness davidearn.github.io

Bijections

The terms one-to-one (injective), onto (surjective), and one-to-one correspondence (bijection) are giving some students trouble. (Recall, we used bijection in our de nition of countable.) davidearn.github.io

Let's take a step back and recall:

When we de ne a function, we need three things: the domain, i.e., the set to which the function is applied; the codomain, i.e., the target set where the values of the function lie; a rule for taking elements of the domain into the codomain. If we write codomain. B A : f then A is the domain and B is the The range of a function is the subset of th

De nition (Compact Set)

set E R is said to be compact if it has any of the following equivalent properties: E is closed and bounded. E has the Bolzano-Weierstrass property. E has the Heine-Borel property. Note: In spaces other than R, these three properties are not necessarily equivalent. Usually the Heine-Borel property is taken as the de nition of compactness. Compactne

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PDF	TOPOLOGIE Le nombre d(x y) s'appelle distance des points x et y. soit un point d'accumulation de A : si tout voisinage de x rencontre A {x}.

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Chapter 2 FUNCTIONS: LIMITS AND CONTINUITY - UH

This chapter is concerned with functions f : D ? R where D is a nonempty subset of R That is we will be considering real-valued functions of a real variable The set D is called the domain of f De?nition 1 Let f : D ? R and let c be an accumulation point of D A number L is the limit of f at c if to each > 0 there exists a ? > 0 such

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Accumulation Point: Definition Examples - Calculus How To

2 Definition of an accumulation point: Let S be a subset of Rnandx a point in Rn then x is called an accumulation point of S if every n ball B x contains at least one point of S distinct from x To be roughly B x x S Thatisx is an accumulation point if and only if x adheres to S x Note that in this sense

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POL502 Lecture Notes: Limits of Functions and Continuity

In fact if c is not an accumulation point and c belongs to X then f is automatically continuous at c because you can always ?nd ? > 0 small enough so that x ? c < ? and x ? X imply x = c and hence f(x) ? f(c) = 0 < for any > 0 Therefore the only interesting case is that c is an accumulation point and belongs to X

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2 Sequences accumulation points limsup and liminf Let {x n}? n=1 be a sequence of real numbers A point x is called an accumulation point of if there exists a subsequence {x n k} which converges to x A well-known theorem is Theorem 2 1 Boltzano-Weierstrass Theorem Any sequence which is bounded above (i e there exists M such that x

What is accumulation point x?

To be an accumulation point x, there have to be points in the set arbitrarily close to x other than x itself. You can think of x as being similar to a limit of a sequence of points of S that can’t just be the constant sequence x.

How many accumulation points can a set have?

A set can have many accumulation points; on the other hand, it can have none. For example, any real number is an accumulation point of the set of all rational numbers in the ordinary topology. In a discrete space, no set has an accumulation point. The set of all accumulation points of a set $A$ in a space $X$ is called the derived set (of $A$).

Why is every accumulation point an adherent point?

This is because it is on the boundary, so every open set around it contains some point in the set and outside it. Note that every accumulation point of aset has to be an adherent point (why?). I think you may have this backwards.

What is accumulation point in boltzano-Weierstrass theorem?

n=1 be a sequence of real numbers. A point x is called an accumulation point of if there exists a subsequence {x n k} which converges to x. A well-known theorem is Theorem 2.1 Boltzano-Weierstrass Theorem Any sequence which is bounded above (i.e there exists M such that x n ? M for all n) has at least one accumulation point.

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Comment trouver les points d'accumulation ?

On dit que le point a est un point d'accumulation de A s'il est adhérent à A sans être isolé dans A , autrement dit, si a est un point d'adhérence de A?{a} A ? { a } .
. Exemple : Pour A={?1}?[0,1[ A = { ? 1 } ? [ 0 , 1 [ , 1 est un point d'accumulation, mais ?1 ne l'est pas.

C'est quoi le voisinage d'un point ?

En mathématiques, dans un espace topologique, un voisinage d'un point est une partie de l'espace qui contient un ouvert qui comprend ce point.

Comment bien comprendre la topologie ?

En mathématiques, le mot topologie désigne l'étude des propriétés de continuité des fonctions, de limite des suites,etc Mais ceci correspond aussi à une définition très précise : Définition : Soit O une famille de parties d'un ensemble X .

Pourquoi étudier la topologie ?

La topologie permet d'appréhender les limites de fonctions ou de suites.
. Regardons la suite des inverses des nombres entiers à partir de 1 : 1/1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, … , 1/n, … À la limite, cette suite va tendre vers 0.
. Cela rejoint plus ou moins le fait que 0 est un point limite de l'ensemble des 1/n.

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