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Totally bounded space, Totally bounded space - Definitions, Totally bounded space - Examples and nonexamples, Totally bounded space - Relationships with compactness and completeness, Totally bounded space - Use of the axiom of choice
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ARTICLES RELATED TO Totally bounded space |  |  |  | Totally bounded space: Encyclopedia II - Totally bounded space - DefinitionsThe general logical form of the definition is: A subset S of a space X is a totally bounded set if and only if, given any size E, there exist a natural number n and a family A1, A2, ..., An of subsets of X, such that S is contained in the union of the family (in other words, the family is a finite cover of S), and such that each set Ai in the family is of size E (or ...
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