Question: Let (K subset mathbb{R}^{d}) be a compact set. Show that there is a decreasing sequence of continuous functions (phi_{n}(x)) such that (mathbb{1}_{K}=inf _{n} phi_{n}). Let

Let \(K \subset \mathbb{R}^{d}\) be a compact set. Show that there is a decreasing sequence of continuous functions \(\phi_{n}(x)\) such that \(\mathbb{1}_{K}=\inf _{n} \phi_{n}\).

Let \(U \supset K\) be an open set and \(\phi(x):=d\left(x, U^{c}ight) /\left(d(x, K)+d\left(x, U^{c}ight)ight)\).

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