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For questions relating to path-connected topological spaces, that is, spaces where any two points can be connected by a path.
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Proof of existence and uniqueness of solution to f(c)=0
I have a function $f:R^n_+\rightarrow R^n$ for which I want to show the following:
$$\exists c\in R^n_+ \quad \forall i,j\,\,f_i(c)=f_j(c)$$
Where $f_i (c)$ are the different coordinates of $f$.
$f$ …
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