Mathematical logic quarterly · 2002 · 10 citations · 0 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsContinuous ImprovementFormal MethodsTopologyGeneral TopologyMetric GeometryMetric SpacesMetrization TheoremsMetrization TheoryTopological SpacesMetrizability TheoremsTopological MetrizationUniform ConvergenceUniform SpacesWeak Convergence On Metric Spaces
The subject of the present article is the following fact. Consider an effective uniform space. A generally constructed metric from the uniformity has the property that a sequence from the space effectively converges with respect to the uniform topology if and only if it does with respect to the induced metric. This can be shown without assuming the computability of the metric.