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What is the complete mathematical definition of discrete, dense and continuous? Thank you.
Discrete mathematics is a mathematical discipline that studies the structure and relationship of discrete quantities and an important branch of modern mathematics. It is widely used in various disciplines, especially in computer science and technology. At the same time, discrete mathematics is also a necessary prerequisite for many professional courses of computer specialty, such as programming language, data structure, operating system, compilation technology, artificial intelligence, database, algorithm design and analysis, theoretical computer science foundation and so on. Through the study of discrete mathematics, we can not only master the descriptive tools and methods for dealing with discrete structures, but also create conditions for subsequent courses, improve abstract thinking and strict logical reasoning ability, and lay a solid foundation for participating in innovative research and development in the future.

The concept of "density" often appears in functional analysis and real variable function, which is used to measure the inclusion relationship between two sets: let (x, p) be a metric space, set E be a subset of X, if X is any element of X, any positive number epss & gt0, and element Z is in E, so p (z, x).

The concept of continuity first appeared in mathematical analysis, and then it was extended to point set topology.

Suppose f: x-> Y is the mapping between topological spaces, and if the following conditions are met, it is said that F is continuous: for any open set U on Y, the original image F (- 1) (U) of U under F must be an open set on X.

For any point in an interval, it has its own definition, and its left limit and right limit are equal and both exist, then the function is said to be continuous in this interval.

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If f(x) is defined in a neighborhood U(x0) of x0, and the limit of f(x) is f(x0) when x approaches x0, the function f(x) is said to be continuous at x=x0.

Consistent and continuous: 1. It is known that if the function f(x) defined on the interval I is for any real number b >;; 0, there is a real number c>0 that makes x 1, x2 and x 1, x2 satisfy |x 1-x2| on any I.

2。 If a function is continuous in the closed interval [a, b], it is uniformly continuous in the closed interval [a, b].

Continuity is relative to discontinuity, and the whole world is made up of these two things, such as light. At present, it has continuity and discontinuity. Many methods of mathematics also extend from discontinuous to continuous, such as calculus. Continuity means that discontinuity approaches it infinitely, which forms continuity. At present, the difference between the two is still very vague.