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Existence. Compact, Boundedly Compact, Approximatively Compact, and ,-Compact Sets. Continuity of tcept of boundedly compact sets (an intersection of such a?set with a closed ball is compact). Further generalization of this concept gives rise to the important concept of approximative compactness (see Definition 4.2 below) introduced by Efimov and Stechkin in the 1950s. An approximatively compact