Wednesday, 30 April 2014

real analysis - Uniformly convergent implies equicontinuous

I'm trying to prove that if I have a sequence of continuously differentiable functions fn that converge uniformly on [a,b], then {fn} is equicontinuous.



My idea is to use uniform convergence to deal with the "tail" and then use continuity to deal with the finitely many fn's left. But I'm having trouble writing it down...

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