Dear sir, what is the connection between the Metric space and Topology and Real analysis? could you please share your view? these some irresistible questions i carry out through my mind! Yours help would be appreciated.
Is this also possible without a notion of metric spaces (so just a topological space) since you seem to be using the triangle inequality which is a property of metric spaces but not of topological spaces (I guess since distance is not defined)?
i can't believe this video has got only about 2k views. Such a great explanation! Greeting from Astana, Kazakhstan!
7yrs mater it's 58k :)
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thanks for the geometric interpretation and coloring it helps so much.
This chanel is by far the best one.
good explanations has give me confidence in functional analysis.
Thank you for your videos sir, they are well explained, and please keep it on, you are really of a big help :)
This explanation is amazing! Thank you
Dear sir, what is the connection between the Metric space and Topology and Real analysis? could you please share your view? these some irresistible questions i carry out through my mind! Yours help would be appreciated.
Is this also possible without a notion of metric spaces (so just a topological space) since you seem to be using the triangle inequality which is a property of metric spaces but not of topological spaces (I guess since distance is not defined)?
The Algebraic proof is sweet.
Very helpful thank you. Have you posted any videos showing that R^n is an open set?
Let x be any element of R^n. Then B(x, r) is contained in R^n (no matter what the value of r > 0 is.) Hence R^n is open.
Even though you talk a bit like a rambler this is really helpful and clear thanks.
what about Sobolev space any lecture on these
Is the converse of this statement true?
Great video sir!
Very nice explanation thanks for sharing this
i am not even done watching the video but man you super good. i stump that. thanks for this great video
5.37, this is why I love maths
excellent explanation! thanks
I had blind math analysis professor. This is great
awesome, thank you for such big help!
great explanation vry helpful thanks much
This is really well explained, thank you.
great explanation....very useful..thank u sir
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nice explanation with figures...
Amazing explanation
you look cute,,where do you study
Well explained
amazing, it was so clear
Finally, I got this
nice explanation superb sir
Thank you so much boss
Amazing
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But is a ball just a kind of set though? So an open ball obviously is an open set.
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wow this guy is genius lol thank you!
thanks
god, you need a new highlighter
How pointless
Well explained