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Let {an}be a sequence in an arbitrary metric space that both does not converge and has a subsequence converging to a.
a.Show that for every ∈>0 there are infinitely many an in Ma.
b.Show that there exists eo such that for everye with c0 > ∈>0 there are infinitely many an not in Ma.
Remark: here”infinitely many"refers to infinitely many distinct indices n.We are not worried about how many different points occur in the sequence but we are concerned about how many times the sequence does something.
2.
Let M,d be a metric space and define
(a)Show that p defines a metric on M.
(b)Show that the identity map is a homeomorphism from M,d to M,p.
(c)If(M,d)is IR with the standard Euclidean metric,i.e d(r,y)=|x-y|prove that M,p is bounded. For extra credit,show that M,p is not isometric to an open subset of R(See below for definitions).
These definitions are in Pugh and Rudin and were given in class,but maybe a bit hard to find,so:
If M,dM and N,dn are metric spaces,a mapf:M→N is an isometry if it is a bijection and dn(f(x),f(y))=dm(z,y)for all z,y in M.If there is an isometry from M to N,we call M and N isometric.
3.
Construct also compact subset of R with a denumerable(i.e.infinite and countable)collection of cluster points.Also construct a compact subset of IR with a denumerable set of limit points but only a finite collection of cluster points.
4.
Prove that every infinite sequence {xn} in R has a monotone infinite subsequence.Here monotone can either be increasing by which we mean xn≤xn+1 or decreasing by which we mean xn≥xn+1.Notice these words are intending in a slightly odd sense so increasing really means not decreasing and decreasing really means not increasing.