Uniqueness of limits

A convergent sequence in a metric space has only one limit
Uniqueness of limits

Uniqueness of limits: Let (X,d)(X,d) be a and let (xn)(x_n) be a sequence in XX. If xnxx_n\to x and xnyx_n\to y, then x=yx=y.

This lemma is a basic structural fact about metric convergence and is used everywhere (for example, to identify a limit by proving two different candidate limits).