What are the sufficient conditions for a set to have a limit point?
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A sufficient condition would be that the supremum does not lays in A, e.g. A=(0,1) has sup(A)=1 and 1 is a limit point of A.
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A sufficient condition would be that the supremum does not lays in A, e.g. A=(0,1) has sup(A)=1 and 1 is a limit point of A.
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