How would you go about proving this assertion?
f:A→A has a fixed point iff the graph of f intersects the diagonal
Also, in class we've proven that given a,b∈R with a<b and letting f:[a,b]→[a,b] be continuous, f has a fixed point, that is, there is an x∈[a,b] with f(x)=x.
But does this hold for f:(a,b)→(a,b) and discontinuous functions?
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