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Real Numbers: Definitions and Equivalence Classes
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This lecture covers the existence of real numbers, equivalence classes of Cauchy sequences of rational numbers, definitions of minimum and maximum, and the concept of supremum. It also explains the relationship between supremum and maximum, and provides examples illustrating these concepts.
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