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A sequence of functions is said to uniformly converge to a function
if for every positive real number
, then there exists
such that for all positive integers
, we have
.
Uniformly convergent sequences have a number of nice properties that pointwise convergent sequences do not necessarily have. A sequence of continuous uniformly convergent functions converge to a continuous function. A sequence of differentiable uniformly convergent functions (on a closed interval) converge to a differentiable function, and a sequence of Stieltjes-integrable functions converge to a Stieltjes-integrable function.
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