Proving the least upper bound property for real numbers

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From the definition of the real number to the least upper bound property takes a good amount of work. In this video we go through the entire process of defining a least upper bound and proving that a certain construction actually gives us just that. We use the convergent sequence definition of Real Numbers that comes from Cantor.

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- Finish showing that the Cauchy sequence definition of real numbers provides a field.

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0:00 Start
0:55 Partial Orderings and Least Upper Bounds
2:16 Total Orderings and Real Numbers
4:03 The LUB Algorithm
5:16 Square Root of 2
7:33 Real Distances
8:36 Proving the LUB Algorithm Works
9:50 Constructing a LUB
12:22 To Be Continued...
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damnn such a great video and explaination🤩🤩🙌🙌, but so less views😥😥

srijanpanicker
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Hey, I've got that Von Nostrand edition of _Naive Set Theory_ and eleven other titles from that series. I collect old math books and that was a fine set of books.

yareps
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One the one hand, I'm happy I can follow the proof in this video. On the other, that pizza question might raise some ire. Great vid.

coreyevans
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Would you be interested in making a video on Discrete Time Systems compared to continuous, and maybe even about z-transform in relation to the Laplace transform? Maybe.

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I enjoy your videos . I hope you can make a video about fractals or more control theory.

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