Baire Category Theorem

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The celebrated Baire Category Theorem in topology, which answers the following question: Is the intersection of open dense sets dense? If your space is complete, then the answer is yes. Come and enjoy this beautiful excursion in the world of topology!

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Thanks for such a great content with love from India

shivaudaiyar
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go bears!!! im currently learning this in math 104 (introduction to real analysis) at berkeley, and your videos are actually amazing

AntonioMac
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Nice video excellent method of teaching actually makes the student want to listen being an absent minded one myself I'm surprised

umerfarooq
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Very nice. I heard this proof before in class, but it got foggy after we used completness. Thank you for clearing it up.

Domzies
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You are a phenomenal teacher Sir ! Thank you for making our life simpler.

JhaaJii
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That Kilmt makes for a great background.

BogdanBocse
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I'm new to this, but Quick Question: You write that we WTS that (1) B intersects every Un, meaning that (2) there is a y in B that intersects every Un. I understand that (2) => (1) so if we prove (2) we are done. But it doesn't seem to me that the two are equivalent.

bentupper
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Great . You have to teach my doctor so that he might be like you!!

ahmedmghabat
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It is nice as it starts from scratch and I don't have to Google meaning of the terms

adityadwivedi
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thank you so much, but I am struggling with approving that the intersection is of second category in R. Maybe If should also prove that the intersection is open?

iman
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My analysis final just ended a few days ago. Only if this would've happened just a few days earlier 🤯

vrowniediamond
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Wait, is a closed ball in a complete metric space guaranteed to be compact?

I always forget which results I know for R^n vs more general situations.

martinepstein
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bro, I don't even see a single category here 🤣 Slightly disappointed

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