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Lebl-Basic-Analysis-I
· Problem 1.1.6
Real Numbers
Mathematics · ordered-sets-supremum-infimum
Problem
Let
S
S
S
be an ordered set. Let
A
⊂
S
A \subset S
A
⊂
S
be nonempty and bounded above. Suppose
sup
A
\sup A
sup
A
exists and
sup
A
∉
A
\sup A \notin A
sup
A
∈
/
A
. Show that
A
A
A
contains a countably infinite subset.
Related theory
Relations As Sets Of Ordered Pairs
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