Lecture

Properties of Real Numbers

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Description

This lecture covers the properties of subsets of real numbers, including Supremum, Infimum, intervals, open sets, and closed sets. It explains the concept of Archimedean property and completeness in ordered fields. The lecture emphasizes the implications of being Archimedean and the completeness property in real numbers.

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