prove that the derived set of a set is a close set
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I am following a proof of the statement
The derived set(the set of accumulation points) A′A′ of an arbitrary subset AA of R2R2 is closed.
in a book.
It starts with
Let qq be a limit point of A′A′. If it is proved that q ∈A′∈A′, then the proof is done.
Let GqGq be the open set containing qq . Since qq is a limit point of A′A′,GqGq contains at least one point r∈A′r∈A′ different from qq. But GqGq is an open set containing r∈A′r∈A′; (Up to this I understood) hence GqGq contains infinitely many points of AA (How? I did not get this.)
So there exist a∈Aa∈A such that a≠q,a≠ra≠q,a≠r and a∈Gqa∈Gq. That is,each open set containing qq contains infinitely many points of AA. Hence q∈A′q∈A′.
Can you help me out.
The derived set(the set of accumulation points) A′A′ of an arbitrary subset AA of R2R2 is closed.
in a book.
It starts with
Let qq be a limit point of A′A′. If it is proved that q ∈A′∈A′, then the proof is done.
Let GqGq be the open set containing qq . Since qq is a limit point of A′A′,GqGq contains at least one point r∈A′r∈A′ different from qq. But GqGq is an open set containing r∈A′r∈A′; (Up to this I understood) hence GqGq contains infinitely many points of AA (How? I did not get this.)
So there exist a∈Aa∈A such that a≠q,a≠ra≠q,a≠r and a∈Gqa∈Gq. That is,each open set containing qq contains infinitely many points of AA. Hence q∈A′q∈A′.
Can you help me out.
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