Bounded continuous functions on a metric space are Borel and integrable against every finite Borel measure, with the integral bounded by the bound times the total mass; they are closed under sums, multiples, products, truncation and composition with continuous functions; bounded Lipschitz functions are among them; and the indicator of a closed set is the decreasing limit of explicit Lipschitz functions with values in [0,1].
In the setting of Measurable Functions and the Lebesgue Integral: Standing Notation and Routine Facts, Continued: Typed Arithmetic, Maps and Predicativity, let and be metric spaces with Borel -algebras and , and let and be their sets of bounded continuous functions.
Measurability. Every is -measurable, with the Borel -algebra of .
Integrals. Let be a finite measure on , let , and let be a real number with for every . Then and
Sums, multiples and products. Every constant function belongs to , and for and the functions , and belong to .
Composition on the left. For and a continuous function , .
Composition on the right. For and a continuous function , .
Bounded Lipschitz functions. Every bounded Lipschitz function belongs to .
Approximation of closed sets. Let be nonempty and closed in , with the metric topology, and for let be the function
with the distance from to . Then each is Lipschitz with constant , and for every and
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