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Lecture 6, MA598R, Weigel, Summer 2009
Important Note: The following hypothesis should be added to Problem #9:
$ f \in AC (I) \text{ for every bounded interval }I. $
Solutions
- 6.5 MA598R - Excellent work, Nick. -pw
- 6.9 MA598R - in progress
