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Metric space vs normed vector space vs inner product space

 ... Mathematics Area of mathematics Calculus Topology Metric (mathematics) Metric space
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TODO examples:
  • metric space that is not a normed vector space
  • norm vs metric: a norm gives size of one element. A metric is the distance between two elements. Given a norm in a space with subtraction, we can obtain a distance function: the metric induced by a norm.
Figure 1.
Hierarchy of topological, metric, normed and inner product spaces
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