1. Definitions of continuous
Def 1: (continuous) Given a function f:X→R , ∀x0∈X , ∀ϵ>0 , ∃ηx0>0 , ∀x∈X such that |x0−x|≤ηx0 , we have |f(x0)−f(x)|≤ϵ
Def 2: (uniformly continuous) Given a function f:X→R , ∀ϵ>0 , ∃η>0 , ∀x0,x∈X such that |x0−x|≤η , we have |f(x0)−f(x)|≤ϵ
Def 3: (absolutely continuous) Given a function f:X→R , ∀ϵ>0 , ∃η>0 , ∀[xi,yi]Ni=1⊆X such that ∑Ni=1|yi−xi|≤η , we have ∑Ni=1|f(yi)−f(xi)|≤ϵ
Def 4: (lipschitz continuous) Given a function
f:X→R
,
f
is said to be
From the definitions of different continuous, we have
lipschitz continuous
⊆
absolutely continuous
⊆
uniformly continuous
⊆
continuous
2. Properties of continuous
Theorem 1: Let
f
be an absolutely continuous function on
From the theorem, we have
absolutely continuous
⊆
bounded variation
⊆
differentiable almost everywhere.
Moreover, we have
Continuously differentiable
⊆
Lipschitz continuous
⊆
absolutely continuous
⊆
bounded variation
⊆
differentiable almost everywhere