Limits and Continuity of Vector Functions - Vector Analysis - University Mathematics Handbook

University Mathematics Handbook (2015)

IX. Vector Analysis

Chapter 2. Limits and Continuity of Vector Functions

a.  Constant vector is the limit of vector function when if for every there exists such that for every holding there holds . Written .

b.   if and only if , , .

c.  The limit of the sum of two vector functions is equal to the sum of their limits.

d.  The limit of an inner (cross) product of two vector functions is equal to the inner (cross) product of their limits.

e.  Function is continuous at point if it is defined in the neighborhood of , and .

f.  The sum, inner product and cross product of continuous vector functions is a continuous vector function.