Maps from R^n to R^m
So far, we have considered multivariate functions where the domain is (a subset of) R^n (n-dimensional Euclidean space), and the codomain is R (real numbers). We can generalize the codomain to R^m (m-dimensional Euclidean space) for any m = 1, 2, ... We extend the definition of continuity for general maps and show that the composition of continuous maps is also continuous.
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