Real Analysis | Nested compact sets.
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- We prove a generalization of the nested interval theorem. In particular, we prove that a nested sequence of compact sets has a non-empty intersection.
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8:59 A good place to stop right before showing an empty intersection for 9 minutes
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17:56 run time. I predict its half blank.
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Open Cells nested has a number in common?
Wouldn’t a random picking of elements for a sequence require the axiom of choice? Or is it possible to construct an explicit sequence?
Closed and bounded sets in R contain their minima. Just make a sequence of them. No AC required.
If we're not in R, you will have to get the minima according to an injective function from your space onto R.
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Think maybe a small step missing since a is not known to be a limit point (it’s a subsequence limit, but may equal one of the subsequence elements, so not a limit point). But for each K_n, a is either in the subsequence from then on and so directly in K_n, or not and so is a limit point of K_n and in it by closedness.
It is a limit point.
@@tomatrix7525 What if K_n={a} for all n?
What happens from 9:00 until the end? Just a black screen...
It wasn’t a good place to stop
Maybe he was trying to add the picture of his t shirts or something and accidentally he added a black screen at the end 😔
I have to say I kind of dislike how he started to focus on sets so much instead of sequences and series
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Stereotypical student: doesnt do the previous work, then complains the current work is too hard and therefore the teacher is bad.
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Open Cells nested has a number in common?