CLUB Abbreviation

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What does CLUB mean?

It is a property of Real numbers mainly used in Mathematics. To generalize, the similar least bound property that is concerned with a partially ordered set X exists if each subset of that X that contains an upper bound has a least upper bound or Supremum within X.

There is no compulsion that every set that is ordered must consist of the least bound. To be precise, there is no chance of having a lower upper bound in the case of rational numbers. This is the simplest example of a Consistent Least Upper Bound.

An easy and understandable proof of this property is as follows:

Let’s assume that S is a set that surely does have an upper bound. Since S has an upper bound, it contains some element called “a.” Since “a” is the least upper bound of the set, every member of S is less than or equal to “a.” Thus, if “b” is the upper bound of S, then “a” ≤ “b.” Therefore, “b” is the least upper bound of the set.

Since every number in S is either less than or equal to both “a” and “b,” it follows that “a” must be less than or equal to “b.” And hence ‘a’ can be called as an upper bound number of the set S.

This Least Upper Bound property is also known as the Supremum or l.u.b property of a set. Intermediate Value theorem, Heine-Boiler Theorem, Extreme value theorem uses the CLUB property to prove their results.