Properties Preserved By Equivalence
- The continuity of a function is preserved if either the domain or range is remetrized by an equivalent metric, but uniform continuity is preserved only by strongly equivalent metrics.
- The differentiability of a function is preserved if either the domain or range is remetrized by a strongly equivalent metric.
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