A closed n-cube in
can
be described by a pair
where
is the
"
-th"
corner and
is the length of a side. For example if
then the corners of the closed square are
Using this notation, one can define a subdivision process that corresponds to bisecting and interval. Below, we only give the details for the square.
Given a closed square
in
we can subdivide it into 4 closed squares of area
.
In our notation the squares are:
In the obvious way, one can also define a notion of a closed square
nested in a closed square
.
Note that each of the subsquares
in
1. of are nested in
.
Let
be an countable sequence of nested closed squares, then
If
one argues that we have sequences
...
bounded
above by
and
... ...
bounded
above by
Hence each sequence has a least upper bound.
Letting
be the pair. One argues as before that
since all the squares are closed sets.