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The Complex Numbers are Complete in the Modulus Metric

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Reason: Initial publication: completeness of the complex numbers in the modulus metric, reduced to completeness of the real numbers. · 667 chars · 7 deps · depth 9

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Let C\mathbb{C} be the field of complex numbers and let dCd_{\mathbb{C}} be the function assigning to each pair z,wz,w of complex numbers the modulus zw|z-w|, which is a metric on C\mathbb{C} by claim 9 of Properties of Complex Conjugation and Modulus.

Then the metric space (C,dC)(\mathbb{C},d_{\mathbb{C}}) is complete: every Cauchy sequence in (C,dC)(\mathbb{C},d_{\mathbb{C}}) converges to a complex number.

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