Metric Spaces

Stanislawa Kanas

Technical University in Rzeszow, Department of Mathematics

Adam Lecko

Technical University in Rzeszow, Department of Mathematics

Mariusz Startek

Technical University in Rzeszow, Department of Mathematics

Summary.

In this paper we define the metric spaces. Two examples of metric spaces are given. We define the discrete metric and the metric on the real axis. Moreover the open ball, the close ball and the sphere in metric spaces are introduced. We also prove some theorems concerning these concepts.

Supported by RPBP.III-24.B5.

MML Identifier: METRIC_1

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