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Existence of the Infimum of a Nonempty Subset of R\mathbb{R} Bounded Below

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Let R\mathbb{R} denote the real numbers, whose order ≤\le is that of an ordered field and in particular a total order. Let S⊆RS\subseteq\mathbb{R} be nonempty and bounded below.

Then SS has a greatest lower bound in R\mathbb{R}. By Uniqueness of the Supremum and of the Infimum it is unique, and is denoted inf⁡S\inf S.

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