7. Notions of compactness
7.1 Compact spaces
A compact metric space is separable and totally bounded (Fréchet, 1910) (p. 85 of , p. 275 of ). And furthermore :
Theorem (Fréchet, 1910). A metric space is compact if and only if it is totally bounded and complete (p. 19 of
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