Least Upper Bound Theorem

Nonempty subsets of R that are bounded above have a supremum in R
Least Upper Bound Theorem

Least Upper Bound Theorem: If ERE\subseteq \mathbb{R} is nonempty and , then supE\sup E exists in R\mathbb{R}.

This theorem is the working form of : it guarantees the existence of optimal bounds and is used to prove convergence of , the existence of limits, and many properties of continuous functions.