Continuity in R^n
Builds on Euclidean spaceLimit of a function of several variables
Definition
Let , let , and let . The function is continuous at when, for each , there is a such that for each with . Here is the Euclidean norm of Euclidean space. The function is continuous on when it is continuous at each point of .
Remarks
Let be a limit point of . Then is continuous at if and only if , with the limit of a function of several variables. A function into is continuous if and only if each component function is continuous. Sums, products and compositions of continuous functions are continuous. So each polynomial in is continuous on . Continuity in each variable separately is weaker: see the separately continuous function that is not continuous.
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Where this leads
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- Exterior derivative
- Change of variables in multiple integrals
- Arc length parametrisation
- Volume of a ball in R^n
- Additivity of line integrals under concatenation
- Divergence
- Parametrised surface
- Poincaré lemma for one-forms on convex sets
- Conservative vector field
- Laplacian as a sum of second partial derivatives
- Jacobian of spherical coordinates
- Tonelli's theorem
- Regular curve
- Simply connected domain
- Area of a region as a line integral
- Stokes' theorem
- Differentiation under the integral sign
- Curl-free vector field on a convex set is conservative
- Path independence of line integrals
- Tangent plane and normal vector of a surface
- Rectifiable curve
- Closed curve
- Tangent vector of a curve
- Surface integral
- Orientable surface
- Closed and exact forms
- Divergence of a curl is zero
- Scalar potential
- Reversing a path changes the sign of a line integral
- Curl
- Function for which the iterated integrals differ
- Curl-free field that is not conservative
- Triple integral
- Cavalieri's principle
- Moment of inertia
- Divergence theorem on a rectangle in the plane
- Changing the order of integration
- Generalised Stokes theorem
- Green's theorem
- Vector calculus identities
- Parametrised curve
- Divergence theorem
- Curl of a gradient is zero
- Line integral of a scalar field
- Centre of mass
- One-form
- Vector field
- Double integral
- Fubini's theorem
- Gradient theorem
- Integration in polar coordinates
- Volume of a box
- Line integral as an integral over the parameter interval
- Harmonic function
- Volume of a ball in R^3
- Surface area
- The exterior derivative squares to zero
- Laplacian
- Flux through a surface
- Line integral of a vector field
- Homotopy invariance of line integrals of closed forms
- Local homeomorphism from the inverse function theorem
- Geodesic curvature
- Shell theorem
- Cauchy–Pompeiu formula
- Cheng–Yau gradient estimate
- Removable singularities for harmonic functions
- Jensen's formula
- Smoothing by convolution
- Affine differential geometry
- Monodromy theorem
- Harmonic majorant
- Convolution power
- Box–Muller transform
- Shape operator
- Derivative of a convolution
- Brelot space
- Poisson–Jensen formula
- Multiplication formula for the Fourier transform
- Second fundamental form
- Rectangular function
- Smoothness and analyticity of harmonic functions
- Fáry–Milnor theorem
- Symplectic manifold
- First fundamental form
- Sub-mean value property
- Regular surface
- Harmonic measure
- Total curvature
- Anosov flow
- Fenchel's theorem
- Hermitian manifold
- Integration in the transform variable
- Envelope
- Associativity of convolution
- Double layer potential
- Involute
- Conformal modulus
- Koebe's theorem on the mean value property
- Area-minimizing current
- Curvature of a curve
- Compactness of families of harmonic functions
- Interchange of summation order
- Torsion of a curve
- Gradient estimates for harmonic functions
- Harnack's principle
- Poisson integral formula
- Green's identities
- Least harmonic majorant
- First main theorem of Nevanlinna theory
- Liouville's theorem for harmonic functions
- Convolution theorem
- Liouville's theorem for planar harmonic functions
- Gauss's law for potentials
- Tautological one-form
- Extremal length
- Integral transforms of tempered distributions
- Fundamental theorem of space curves
- Graph embedding
- Besicovitch set of measure zero
- Fubini's theorem for series
- Parabolic and hyperbolic Riemann surfaces
- Poisson integral for the half-space
- Differentiable curve
- Harmonic space
- Prime end
- Bôcher's theorem
- Evolute
- Osculating circle
- Four-vertex theorem
- Hartogs lemma for subharmonic functions
- Frenet–Serret formulas
- Whitney–Graustein theorem
- Euler–Lagrange equation
Further reading
- Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_function, Continuous functions between metric spaces
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| MSC | 26B05 |
| Defines | Continuity in R^n |
| Uses | Euclidean space, Limit of a function of several variables |
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