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Language around Pointwise convergence v. Uniform convergence

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Language around Pointwise convergence v. Uniform convergence

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Uniform closures are uniformly closed but pointwise closures might not be pointwise closed

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score 73 · Answer 7 · 2018-04-15 20:08:14

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Transition from Pointwise to Uniform Convergence

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Pointwise convergence in limit of conditional probabilities implies almost sure convergence?

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Example of a convergent pointwise sequence of function and not uniformly convergent

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Pointwise convergence of an increasing sequence of step functions to a measurable function.

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Finding an increasing sequence of step functions which converges pointwise everywhere to $χ_{[0,1]\cap\mathbb Q}(x)·x$

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List Question

Language around Pointwise convergence v. Uniform convergence

Is every nondecreasing function necessarily a pointwise limit of strictly increasing functions?

Uniform closures are uniformly closed but pointwise closures might not be pointwise closed

How many irrationals $x$ appear infinitely often in this set of open intervals?

Finding Pointwise Limit Of These Functions

Subsequence of Measurable Functions

Transition from Pointwise to Uniform Convergence

Pointwise convergence vector valued continuous functions

Order of $\epsilon$ and $x$ in the definition of pointwise convergence

Understanding Pointwise Convergence Implying Uniform Convergence

Pointwise convergence in limit of conditional probabilities implies almost sure convergence?

Why $\sum\limits_{n=0}^\infty (-1)^nx^{2n}$ converges pointwise?

Example of a convergent pointwise sequence of function and not uniformly convergent

Pointwise convergence of an increasing sequence of step functions to a measurable function.

Finding an increasing sequence of step functions which converges pointwise everywhere to $χ_{[0,1]\cap\mathbb Q}(x)·x$

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