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Bounded sequence

The sequence typeset structure, of a metric space typeset structure is called bounded if for some typeset structure there exists a number typeset structure such that typeset structure for every typeset structure. The sequence which is not bounded is called unbounded.

In the case of complex sequences we get that a sequence  typeset structure, of complex numbers is bounded if there exists a number typeset structure such that typeset structure for every index typeset structure.

If typeset structure, is a sequence of real numbers then it is said to bounded above by typeset structure if typeset structure for every index typeset structure. On the other hand,  it is said to be bounded below by typeset structure if typeset structure for every index typeset structure.

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Štefan Porubský: Bounded sequence.

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