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A function which is uniformly continuous on a dense set

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Every function that's uniformly continuous on a dense subset has a continuous extension to the whole set. To make this statement precise, let's recall that, for a set A of real numbers, a subset B ⊂ A is said to be dense in A if, for every point a ∈ A, every ε-neighborhood Vε(a) of a contains a point of B.

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Every function that's uniformly continuous on a dense subset has a continuous extension to the whole set. To make this statement precise, let's recall that, for a set A of real numbers, a subset B ⊂ A is said to be dense in A if, for every point a ∈ A, every ε-neighborhood Vε(a) of a contains a point of B.

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