Real Analysis II · Uniform Convergence
Uniform convergence of distribution functions
Problem
Let continuous increasing F_n on [a,b] converge pointwise to continuous F, and suppose F_n(x) decreases in n for every x. Prove convergence is uniform.
Hint
In “Uniform convergence of distribution functions,” first rewrite the requested conclusion using the sup-norm error.
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