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wild_fish
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Dec-08-00, 02:07 PM (EST)
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   I've been trying to figuire out how to prove the backwards way of the Heine-borel theorem. If a set is closed and bounded then it is compact...
It thin I can do if for euclidean 1 dimension but not 2 and 3


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Dec-08-00, 02:19 PM (EST)
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1. "RE: topology"
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   Could you please show me how you do that on the line?


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