Dini's theorem: A constructive case study
This paper deals with constructive aspects of Dini's theorem -- on the uniform convergence of increasing sequences of continuous functions. The main result, for compact metric spaces, establishes the theorem constructively under the additional hypothesis of equicontinuity. The key to the proof is a constructive form of Ascoli's theorem due to Errett Bishop. Several other constructive forms of Dini's theorem, with various special hypotheses, are also given. The paper includes several conjectures and suggestions for further work. Also noteworthy is an introduction which includes a concise and very readable overview of the various forms of constructive mathematics, their relation to computer science and logic, and references to recent work. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0967.00065].
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