Lectures On the Theory of Functions of Real Variables 2
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For let ^ ^ . /^ 71X \ nX . r 1 Jn yx) = c\\ — z. + z. sm Now by Ex. 1, 1 • , . f 0, for a; > 0, ^""^"^">=U,for.= 0; while T , . . sin -. for 2; > 0, [ 0, for x=0.
As each /„ is continuous in 21, and lim/„(2^) =f(x) in 21, we see its class is (a;) = lim 0„(a;).
472 DISCONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS Here ^ is a continuous function in 51 = ( — oo, oo). Its class is thus in 5t. On the other hand, the functions
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For let ^ ^ . /^ 71X \ nX . r 1 Jn yx) = c\\ — z. + z. sm Now by Ex. 1, 1 • , . f 0, for a; > 0, ^""^"^">=U,for.= 0; while T , . . sin -. for 2; > 0, [ 0, for x=0.
As each /„ is continuous in 21, and lim/„(2^) =f(x) in 21, we see its class is (a;) = lim 0„(a;).
472 DISCONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS Here ^ is a continuous function in 51 = ( — oo, oo). Its class is thus in 5t. On the other hand, the functions
What to read after Lectures On the Theory of Functions of Real Variables 2?
You can find ...similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Pierpont to read onlineMoreLess
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