Difference between revisions of "Complete (mathematics)"

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In mathematics, a [[metric (mathematics)|metric space]] is said to be '''complete''' if all [[Cauchy sequences]] [[converge]].
 
In mathematics, a [[metric (mathematics)|metric space]] is said to be '''complete''' if all [[Cauchy sequences]] [[converge]].
  
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Revision as of 16:52, April 1, 2007

In mathematics, a metric space is said to be complete if all Cauchy sequences converge.