Problem 3 (Vitali's covering theorem). Let F be any collection of nondegenerate closed balls in R" with sup{diam(B): B € F} <∞. Then there exists a countable family G of disjoint balls in F such that UBCU B. BEG NOTATION: If B B(x, r) is a cosed ball in Rn, we write B concentric closed ball with radius 5 times the radius of B. = BEF = B(x, 5r) to denote the

Problem 3 (Vitali's covering theorem). Let F be any collection of nondegenerate closed balls in R" with sup{diam(B): B € F} <∞. Then there exists a countable family G of disjoint balls in F such that UBCU B. BEG NOTATION: If B B(x, r) is a cosed ball in Rn, we write B concentric closed ball with radius 5 times the radius of B. = BEF = B(x, 5r) to denote the

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ

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