Real Analysis: Contractions and Picard’s Fixed-point Theorem. Lect. 18.
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- Real Analysis:
Metric Spaces: Contraction on Metric Space.
Picard’s Fixed-point Theorem: statement and proof.
In the statement of the Picard’s Fixed-point Theorem, at time stamp 8:54, please read as Let M be a “complete “ metric space.
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The book followed is
Richard R Goldberg: Methods of Real Analysis
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1. Limits in Metric Spaces.
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2. Continuous Functions on Metric Spaces.
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3. Connectedness, Completeness and Compactness. Pages 1 to 19.
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4. Connectedness, Completeness and Compactness. Pages 20 to 25.
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Sir can you explain regarding cauchy criterion for uniform convergence?
No. It is not included in our university’s syllabus.
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Sir T suffix x or Tx?
We are writing(to simplify notation)
Tx instead of T(x).
It is Tx and not T suffix x.
8:54 complete metric space
Yes. In the statement of the theorem please read as M be a complete metric space. Thank you for suggesting the correction.