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Challenging Problem! (Equivalent Metrics)
I need to show that if (X,p) is a non-compact metric space, then there exists a metric p* equivalent to p such that (X,p*) is not complete.
I greatly appreciate your help!
I need to show that if (X,p) is a non-compact metric space, then there exists a metric p* equivalent to p such that (X,p*) is not complete.
I greatly appreciate your help!