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Math 403 homework #5, which covers topics such as subspaces, closures of sets, and compact sets. Students are asked to prove that any subspace of rn is a closed set, find the closure of various sets, show that the union and intersection of two compact sets are compact, and investigate the relationship between a compact set and a sequence without a limit. An extra credit problem explores the hausdorff distance between two disjoint closed sets.
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(a) {~x ∈ Rn^ : ‖~x‖ > 1 } (b) {(x, y) ∈ R^2 : xy < 1 } (c) {(q, q) : q ∈ Q} (d) {(x, sin x) : x > 0 }
∗ 5. (Extra credit) Let A and B be two disjoint non-empty closed subsets of Rn. Define the Hausdorff distance of A from B:
d(A, B) = inf{‖~a − ~b‖ : ~a ∈ A,~b ∈ B}
(a) Show that if at least one of the two sets A and B is compact, then d(A, B) > 0. (b) Give an example of two non-empty disjoint closed subsets A and B of R^2 with d(A, B) = 0.