Upper and lower bounds, sup and inf
Upper and lower bounds: A real number is called an upper bound for Sif x for all x2S. The set Sis said to be bounded above if it has an upper bound. In analogous fashion, one de nes a lower bound, and one calls a set that has a lower bound bounded below. ................
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