G-delta and F-sigma sets
[14/7%]Prove that each open subset of a metric space is the union of some sequence of closed subsets of .
Prove that the set of irrational numbers is a set.
Prove that in a metric space every closed set is a set and that every open set is an set.
Let be a real-valued function on a metric space . Show that the set of points at which is continuous is the intersection of a countable collection of open sets. Conclude that there is no real-valued function on that is continuous at the rational numbers only.
Let be a subset of a complete metric space and suppose that both and are dense. Prove that at most one of them is the union of a countable collection of closed sets. Conclude that the set of rational numbers in is not the intersection of a countable collection of open sets.
Prove that the set of rational numbers is not a set.
Prove that in a complete metric space, a set is of the first category if and only if its complement contains a dense set.
Let ( ) be a metric space and let be a subset of . Prove that is of the second category in itself.
Show that each open set is an set.
Let be a sequence of continuous functions defined on . Show that the set of points at which the sequence converges to a real number is the intersection of a countable collection of sets.
A set of real numbers is said to be a set provided that it is the intersection of a countable collection of open sets. Show that for any bounded set , there is a set for which
Show that
the translate of an set is also ,
the translate of a set is also ,
the translate of a set of measure zero also has measure zero.
Let be a topological space, a -finite Radon measure, and a Borel set. Show that there is a subset of and an subset of for which
Let be a separable, compact, Hausdorff space. Show that every closed set is a set.