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/Part 2: General Topology/Chapter 6: Uniform Spaces/Section 6.5: Completeness

Proposition 6.5.3.label Let $X$ be a uniform space and $A \subset X$ be closed, then $A$ is complete.

Proof. Let $\fF$ be a Cauchy filter on $A$, then there exists $x \in X$ such that $\fF$ converges to $x$. Since $A$ is closed, $x \in X$ by (4) of Definition 5.5.2.$\square$

Direct References

  • Definition 5.5.2: Closure

Direct Backlinks

  • Section 5.21: Continuous Functions Vanishing at Infinity
  • Section 7.2: The Uniform Topology
  • Section 10.11: Vector-Valued Function Spaces
  • Proposition 5.21.2
  • Proposition 7.2.2
  • Definition 10.11.2: Space of Bounded Functions
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Jerry's Digital Garden

Bibliography

Direct References

  • Definition 5.5.2: Closure

Direct Backlinks

  • Section 5.21: Continuous Functions Vanishing at Infinity
  • Section 7.2: The Uniform Topology
  • Section 10.11: Vector-Valued Function Spaces
  • Proposition 5.21.2
  • Proposition 7.2.2
  • Definition 10.11.2: Space of Bounded Functions
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