Totally Bounded

Definition (Totally Bounded)

A Metric Space (X,d)(X, d) is called totally bounded iff ϵ>0,YX,Y<:xX,yY:d(x,y)<ϵ\forall\epsilon>0, \exists Y \subset X,|Y|<\infty : \forall x \in X,\exists y\in Y : d(x,y)<\epsilon

>[!rmk] >Compactness implies totally boundedness.

Gamelin, Greene, 1983

Theorem (5.8)

A Metric Space is Separable.

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