Rudin Illustrated Proof: Compact subsets of metric spaces are closed.
I illustrate and explain Walter Rudin’s proof for the following theorem from Principles of Mathematical Analysis: Theorem 2.34 Compact subsets of metric spaces are closed. The argument is Rudin’s but the wording and illustrations are my own.
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