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Let $f: \Bbb R \to \Bbb R$ be a differentiable function such that $\sup_{x \in \Bbb R}|f'(x)| \lt \infty$. Then
real-analysis
functions
convergence-divergence
uniform-continuity
cauchy-sequences
Why are even/odd functions called even/odd?
functions
terminology
math-history
Number of surjective functions from a set with $m$ elements onto a set with $n$ elements
combinatorics
functions
permutations
combinations
Determining all the functions $f:\mathbb{R}\to\mathbb{R}$ with the property $f\bigl(x-f(y)\bigr) f\bigl(f(x)+y\bigr)=x f(x) - y f(y)$ [closed]
functions
functional-equations
What is the name for a function whose codomain and domain are equal?
abstract-algebra
functions
category-theory
terminology
Why the name 'FACTORIAL'?
combinatorics
functions
terminology
math-history
Continuity of Popcorn Function (Thomae's Function)
calculus
real-analysis
analysis
functions
continuity
Why is this famous proof of the chain rule called "technically incorrect" in this pdf? [duplicate]
calculus
functions
derivatives
chain-rule
Rubik's cube function
functions
rubiks-cube
Inverse of a function's integral
calculus
integration
functions
inverse
Continuous on a set
functions
continuity
Composition of a convex function and a convex decreasing function is quasi-concave
functions
convex-analysis
function-and-relation-composition
A function is uniformly differentiable if its derivative is uniformly continuous?
real-analysis
functions
derivatives
uniform-continuity
Example of a smooth 'step'-function that is constant below 0 and constant above 1
real-analysis
functions
examples-counterexamples
distribution-theory
analyticity
Discontinuities of a function whose graph is invariant under rotation by 90 degrees
calculus
functions
About the convexity of the composition of two convex functions
functions
convex-analysis
function-and-relation-composition
function with two horizontal asymptotes and f'(0) = 0
functions
asymptotics
Is a Bijection From a Group to Itself Automatically an Isomorphism If It Maps the Identity to Itself?
group-theory
functions
High School Advanced Functions: Clarifying log rules in a log equation - $\log(x^2) = 2$, Solve for x.
algebra-precalculus
functions
logarithms
Increasing orthogonal functions
functional-analysis
functions
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