| 1. | For a function between metric spaces, uniform continuity implies Cauchy continuity.
|
| 2. | The uniform limit theorem also holds if continuity is replaced by uniform continuity.
|
| 3. | Thus one may speak of uniform continuity, uniform convergence, and Cauchy sequences.
|
| 4. | We may now show that this \ delta works for the definition of uniform continuity.
|
| 5. | For linear transformations f : V \ to W, uniform continuity is equivalent to continuity.
|
| 6. | Thus, the squaring function is not uniformly continuous, according to the definition in uniform continuity above.
|
| 7. | By uniform continuity it follows that the diameter of ? " n " tends to 0.
|
| 8. | The uniform structures allow one to talk about notions such as uniform continuity and uniform convergence on topological groups.
|
| 9. | The approximation follows easily from uniform continuity but being SIMPLE ( injective ) is difficult for me to handle.
|
| 10. | Uniform spaces do not introduce distances, but still allow one to use uniform continuity, Cauchy sequences, completeness and completion.
|