Bounded uniformly continuous functions

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Bounded uniformly continuous functions Objectives. To study the basic properties of the C -algebra of the bounded uniformly continuous functions on some metric space. Requirements. Basic concepts of analysis: supremum, limit, continuity. Exercise 1 definition of metric. Let X be a set and ρ: X X R be a function. The function ρ is called metric or distance if the following conditions hold: 1. 2. 3. For all x X, ρx, x = 0. 4. For all x, y X such that x y, ρx, y > 0. Modulus of continuity of a function Denote by R + the set 0, +. Definition 1 modulus of continuity of a function. Let f : X C. Define the function ω ρ,f : R + [0, + ] by the following rule: ω ρ,f δ := sup fx fy : ρx, y δ. Exercise 2 example. Consider the set [0, + with the usual metric dx, y := x y. Define f : [0, + C by fx := x. For all δ > 0 compute ω d,f δ. Bounded uniformly continuous functions, page 1 of 6

Monotonicity of the modulus of continuity Notation 1 subset of a set. Let A, B be some sets. We write A B iff A is a subset of B, that is, iff every element of A belongs to B. Note that for every set A the conclusion A A holds. Definition 2 types of monotone functions. [, + ]. The function h is called: Let h: D [, + ] where D increasing iff decreasing iff x < y = fx fy ; x < y = fx fy ; strictly increasing iff strictly decreasing iff x < y = fx < fy ; x < y = fx > fy. Exercise 3. Let f : X C, δ 1, δ 2 > 0, δ 1 < δ 2. 1. Compare the following subsets of X X: x, y X 2 : ρx, y δ 1 or 2. Compare the following subsets of [0, + ]: fx fy : ρx, y δ1 or x, y X 2 : ρx, y δ 2. fx fy : ρx, y δ2. 3. Compare the following numbers: ω ρ,f δ 1 or ω ρ,f δ 2. Exercise 4. Let f : X C. From to the previous exercise make a conclusion about the monotonicity of ω ρ,f. Bounded uniformly continuous functions, page 2 of 6

Supremum-norm and bounded functions Definition 3 supremum-norm. Given a function f : X C denote by f supremum-norm: f := sup fx. x X its Exercise 5. Let f, g : X C be bounded functions and λ C. Recall exact formulas or upper bounds for the supremum-norm of the functions f + g, λf, f and fg just write formulas without any proofs: f + g λf = f fg Exercise 6. Prove that the space of the bounded functions X C is complete with respect to the distance induced by the supremum-norm. Bounded uniformly continuous functions, page 3 of 6

Arithmetic properties of the modulus of continuity Exercise 7. Let f, g : X C be bounded functions. Find an upper bound of ω ρ,f+g in terms of ω ρ,f and ω ρ,g. Exercise 8. Let f : X C and λ C. Express ω ρ,λf through ω ρ,f and λ. Exercise 9. Let f : X C. Express ω ρ,f through ω ρ,f. Exercise 10. Let f, g : X C be bounded functions. Find an upper bound of ω ρ,fg in terms of ω ρ,f, ω ρ,g, f and g. Uniform approximation and modulus of continuity Exercise 11. Let f, g : X C and x, y X. Find an upper bound of fx fy in terms of gx gy and f g. fx fy = fx + + fy Exercise 12. Let f, g : X C. Find an upper bound of ω ρ,f in terms of ω ρ,g and f g : ω ρ,f δ Bounded uniformly continuous functions, page 4 of 6

Uniformly continuous functions Definition 4 uniformly continuous function. A function f : X C is called uniformly continuous if lim δ 0 ω ρ,fδ = 0. Exercise 13. Write the previous definition using quantifiers and : lim ω ρ,fδ = 0 δ 0 def === ε > 0 Exercise 14. Simplify the previous definition using the fact that ω ρ,f is monotone: lim ω ρ,fδ = 0 ε > 0 δ 0 Lipschitz-continuous functions Exercise 15. Write the definition of Lipschitz-continuous function in terms of ω ρ,f. Exercise 16. Prove that every Lipschitz-continuous function is uniformly continuous. Bounded uniformly continuous functions, page 5 of 6

Bounded uniformly continuous functions Definition 5. Denote by UC b X, ρ, C the set of the bounded uniformly continuous functions, with usual arithmetic operations, point-wise conjugation and supremum-norm. Breve notation: UC b X. Exercise 17. Prove that every uniformly continuous function f : X C is continuous. Exercise 18. Prove that UC b X is closed under arithmetic operations and point-wise conjugation. Exercise 19. Prove that UC b X is a closed subspace of the space of the bounded functions X C. Exercise 20. Recall the definition of C -algebra. Determine whether UC b X is a C - algebra or not. Bounded uniformly continuous functions, page 6 of 6