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Let (n,pinmathbb{N}^{ast}) be arbitrary and let (varepsilon>0).
Let (xin X) be arbitrary, and let (Vin sigma(F x))).
Let be arbitrary, and let be a function such that (3.11).
(2) Let (varepsilon>0) be arbitrary and let (delta>0) be given by (c).
Observation 2. Let be arbitrary, and let be given by (12).
(16) To prove it, let (rinmathbb{N}) be arbitrary and let (n,minmathbb {N}) be such that (n>r).
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Suppose that (uin Y) is arbitrary and let ({v_{n}}) be a sequence in (S_{F,u}).
Let now α 0 ∈ A and ε0 > 0 be arbitrary and fixed, let n0 = max{n2 α0, ε0), n3 α0, ε0)} + 1 and let s, l ∈ ℕ be arbitrary and fixed such that s > l > n0.
Let now α 0 ∈ A and ε0 > 0 be arbitrary and fixed, let n0 = max {n2 α0, ε0), n3 α0, ε0)} + 1 and let k, l ∈ ℕ be arbitrary and fixed such that k > l > n0.
Next, in the sequel, let (varepsilon>0) be arbitrary and fixed, and let (eta=varepsilon).
Let x 0 be arbitrary and fixed, and let a sequence ( x m : m ∈ N ) in X be convergent to x 0, i.e., let ∀ α ∈ A { lim m → ∞ p α ( x 0, x m ) = 0 } (see Definition 2.2 and Theorem 2.1).
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