Let A be a subset of R^d. and
set E=A Union (non interior points of A complement).
a) prove E is a closed subset of R^d
b) With A and E as above, let F be a closed subset of R^d, and suppose that A is a subset of F. prove that E is a suset of F.
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Let A be a subset of R^d. and
set E=A Union (non interior points of A complement).
a) prove E is a closed subset of R^d
b) With A and E as above, let F be a closed subset of R^d, and suppose that A is a subset of F. prove that E is a suset of F.
Hello.
I'd like to help you with the first part.
One way to show that a set is closed is to show that it contains all of its limit points. So, takeas in the problem, and put
where
is a noninterior point of
.
Letbe a limit point of
. Then, there is a sequence of points from
that converges to
. If we can show that
is an element of
(i.e. a noninterior point of
), then
is closed and we are done. To prove this, you should think about what happens if
is not an element of
; in other words, what happens when
is in the interior of
?
Good luck.