Exercises
- [0QC] Prerequisites:[0R9].Show that, for every closed set \(C⊆ X\) there exist countably many open sets \(A_ n\) such that \(⋂_ n A_ n=C\). Solution 1- A set obtained as an intersection of countably many open sets is known as ”a \(G_𝛿\) set”. The previous exercise shows that in a metric space every closed is a \(G_𝛿\). - Passing to the complement set, one obtains this statement. A set that is union of countably many closed sets is known as ”an \(F_𝜎\) set”. The previous exercise shows that in a metric space every open set is an \(F_𝜎\) set. - See also the section [14J].