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Sequences, series, summability Proposition

Cauchy sequences are bounded

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Statement

Let (an)(a_n) be a Cauchy sequence of real numbers. Then (an)(a_n) is bounded.

Remarks

Take ε=1\varepsilon = 1 to get NN with ∣an−aN∣<1|a_n - a_N| < 1 for all n≥Nn \ge N. Then ∣an∣≤max⁡(∣a0∣,…,∣aN−1∣,∣aN∣+1)|a_n| \le \max(|a_0|, \dots, |a_{N-1}|, |a_N| + 1) for all nn. The statement holds in each metric space. The proof of the Cauchy criterion uses this fact.

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