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Metric spaces offer a sufficiently large framework for most of the problems we discuss in this book.
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Felix Hausdorff, German mathematician, 1868–1942.
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René-Louis Baire, French mathematician, 1874–1932.
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Heinrich Eduard Heine, German mathematician, 1821–1881; Émile Borel, French mathematician, 1871–1956.
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Frigyes Riesz, Hungarian mathematician, 1880–1956.
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Cesare Arzelà, Italian mathematician, 1847–1912; Giulio Ascoli, Italian mathematician, 1843–1896.
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Giuseppe Peano, Italian mathematician, 1858–1932.
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Leonhard Euler, Swiss mathematician, physicist, astronomer, logician, and engineer, 1707–1783.
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Stefan Banach, Polish mathematician, 1892–1945.
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Isidor P. Natanson, Russian mathematician, 1906–1963.
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Moroşanu, G. (2019). Metric Spaces. In: Functional Analysis for the Applied Sciences. Universitext. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-27153-4_2
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