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Page 1: Metric Topology

Metric Topology

http://cis.k.hosei.ac.jp/~yukita/

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Neighborhood of a point x in 1

.on centered radiuspositive of intervalopen an contains if number

real theof odneighborho a called is subset A 1

1

xNx

N

・x-r x x+r

N

1

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Any subset containing a neighborhood is another neighborhood.

xNNNxN

number real theof odneighborho a also is then , If.number real theof odneighborho a be Let

11

11

・x-r x x+r

N1

N1

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Accumulation Points

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・x-r x x+r

Mm

a b ・x-r x x+r

Mm

a b

・x-r x x+r

Mm

a b ・x-r x x+r

Mm

a b

The open interval (a,b) accumulates at each a<x<b.

whatever is the case

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・x-r x x+r

Mm

a b ・x-r x x+r

Mm

a b

・x-r x x+r

Mm

a b ・x-r x x+r

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a b

The closed interval [a,b] accumulates at each axb.

whatever is the case

・x-r x=a x+r

Mm

b ・x-r x=b x+r

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a

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Derived Set

,

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31,

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Limits of Sequences

sequence. theof any tail includenot does themof None

. of odneighborho a is ),0(or ),21,

21( ),0,(Either

sequence. theoflimit anot is that show We.Let

follows. asit provecan Wediverges. ),1,1,1,1())1((

. tosaid is converge tofails that sequenceA }.|{ tailsome contains of odneighborhoeach if

, hasor , toin )( sequenceA

1

1

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xx

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km

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diverge

limitconverges

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Limits of Sequences (Ex12,p.45)

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)1,1( interval some contains 0 of odneighborhoEvery

0. toconverges ),41,

31,

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1.1 Prop. A convergent sequence in 1 has a unique limit.

( () )

Suppose we have two limits x and y. We can separate them by some of their neighbors as shown below.

ion.contradict a shows which , have we therefore time,same at the and have We

sequence. same theof taila also is . ilanother ta and tailsomeThen

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21

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x y

I J

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1.2 Monotonic Limits Theorem

numbers. real ofset theoffeature theis boundlower greatest or boundupper least of existence The

limit. a as }1|glb{ has )( sequence decreasing boundedA (b)limit. a as }1|lub{ has )( sequence increasing boundedA (a)

kaxakaxa

kk

kk

.3222

122

1 21

11

11

4321

321

!21

!11

!01

because converges !

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e

ne

n

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Cauchy sequence

Why?sequence.Cauchy a isit then ,convergent is )( If

.length of intervalan in contained is

sequence theof tailsome ,0number realeach for if, in sequenceCauchy a is )( sequenceA 1

k

k

a

rr

a

Remark.

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1.3 Convergence Characterization

.in limit no hasit However, .in sequence

Cauchy a is )( sequence The .10

210Let

.in sequenceCauchy isit

ifonly and if in sequence convergent a is sequnceA 1

1

kk

k

k aa

Remark.

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Accumulation and Convergence

points.on accumulati no hasbut ,convergentclearly isconstant eventually is that )( sequenceA 15 Ex.

.1 and 1 pointson accumulati twohasIt

diverges. )11()1( sequence The Ex.14

k

k

a

k

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1.4 Limit-Accumulation Properties

To be filled in the future.

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・x ・x ・xr

rr

Open n-ball about x with radius r

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・x ・x ・xr

rr

Closed n-ball about x with radius r

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・x ・x ・xr

rrN

N N

Neighborhood in n of a point x

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2.1 Neighborhood property

points. its ofeach of odneighborho a is ball- closed a of complement the(b)

and points, its ofeach of odneighborho a is ball-open an (a), space-Euclidean In

nnn n

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Open set

.),( ball-open an is there

,point each for if, in open is subset A n

nn

rxBn

UxU

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Closed set

. ofpoint on accumulatian is sayscondition theOtherwise satisfied. iscondition the, if fact,In

.in contained is intersects of nbhdevery such that any if

in closed is say that can wely,Equivalent

points.on accumulati its all contains if in closed is EFsubset A n

FxFxF

Fxx

F

F

n

nn

n

Remark.

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Propositions

1. A subset is open in n if and only if its complement is closed in n.

2. Any union of open sets is open.3. Any intersection of closed sets is closed.

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A subset is open in n if and only if its complement is closed in n.

.in is intersects of nbhdevery whosepoint Any

. intersectsnot does that nbhd a has point Any

nbhd a has point Any . and Let

FFxx

FFx

UUxUFFU

n

n

nn

UF

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Any union of open sets is open.

rxU

UrxB

UrxBrUUxT

UxU

T

T

TT

)llRadius(getInnerBa.

.),( have weThus

.),( have we0 somefor open, is Since.such that be Let

. and setsopen ofunion a be Let

Remark.

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Any intersection of closed sets is closed.The dual of the previous proposition

. means Thisclosed. is since have weany for thusand

,any for on with intersecti has nbhd theClearly,.on with intersecti has of nbhdevery such that Let

sets. closed ofon intersecti a be Let

.closedness of definitionour fromdirectly edemonstrat usLet

FxFFxT

TFFxx

FF

n

T

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An open set is a union of open balls.

.),( have weClearly,

.),(ballopen an is there,any For set.open an be Let

UrxB

UrxBUxU

Uxx

x

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Metric subspaces

).,(in close is where,),(in closed is (b)

).,(in open is where,),(in open is (a)

:Then ).,( of subspace metric a be ),(Let

dYYFFXGdXXG

dYYUUXVdXXVdYdX

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Theorem 3.5

. and such that setsopen disjoint exist There.in sets closeddisjoint be and Let )(Normality (b)

.in odsneighborhodisjoint have and pointsDistinct property) (Hausdorff (a)

:properties twohas ),( space metricEvery

VBUAXBA

Xyx

dX

Notice that (a) is a special case of (b).

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Proof of Th. 3.5(b)

. and

of choice the theocontrary t ),2

,(or )2

,(either So,

).,max(22

),(),(),( have weThen,

., somefor )2

,()2

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,( and )2

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rbBVraBU

AbAAXrbBAbBaBBXraBAa

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Closure

• Omitted

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Continuity

)).((CLS)( implies )(CLS,point each and

,each for that,provided continuous is :function A spaces. metric ofpair any be ),( and ),(Let

AfxfAxXx

XAYXfdYdX

YX

YX

fA f(A)xf(x)

This kind of situation violates the condition.

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Pinching is continuous.

・・

2:p

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Gluing is continuous

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4.1 Continuity Characterization

).()(limlim);( (g).))(),((),( s.t. 0;0; (f)

open. )(;open (e)

closed. )(; closed (d)

)).((CLS))((CLS; (c)

)).((CLS))(CLS(; (b).continuous is function The (a)

:),( and ),( spaces metricsbetween :function afor conditions equivalent are following The

1

1

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