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Calculus / Lipschitz maps / Continuous function / Uniform continuity / Modulus of continuity / Metric space / Constructive analysis / Ordinal number / Uniform convergence / Mathematical analysis / Mathematics / Topology
Date: 2013-01-09 04:21:20
Calculus
Lipschitz maps
Continuous function
Uniform continuity
Modulus of continuity
Metric space
Constructive analysis
Ordinal number
Uniform convergence
Mathematical analysis
Mathematics
Topology

Constructive decidability of classical continuity Mart´ın H. Escard´o Version of January 9, 2013 Abstract We show that the following instance of the principle of excluded middle

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