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Basic Analysis I — Real Analysis
· Problem 7.6.3
Metric Spaces — Jiri Lebl
Mathematics — Real Analysis · picards-theorem
Problem
Prove that in the proof of Picard's theorem, the statement ``Without loss of generality assume
x
0
=
0
x_0 = 0
x
0
=
0
'' is justified. That is, prove that if we know the theorem with
x
0
=
0
x_0 = 0
x
0
=
0
, the theorem is true as stated.
Related theory
The Prime Number Theorem And Dirichlet S Theorem
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