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Sure, but did we need continuity? Also, if you want to be awkward, you can get around this by using the discrete topology, I don't think we needed the metric st
by Y_Y 9y ago
Sure, but did we need continuity? Also, if you want to be awkward, you can get around this by using the discrete topology, I don't think we needed the metric structure of R^n.
- wolfgke 9y ago> Sure, but did we need continuity? Also, if you want to be awkward, you can get around this by using the discrete topology This is indeed possible - but this is clearly not the topology that "ordinary people" and physicists mean when talking about continuity of functions from R^n to R^m.
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