If C is an ε-cover of A, the measure of A is at most the cardinality of C times the
measure of a ball of radius ε.
The measure of A is at most the external covering number of A at scale ε times the
measure of a ball of radius ε.
If C ⊆ A is ε-separated, the cardinality of C times the measure of a ball of radius
ε / 2 is at most the measure of the ε / 2-thickening of A.
The packing number of A at scale ε times the measure of a ball of radius ε / 2 is at
most the measure of the ε / 2-thickening of A.
The measure of A divided by the measure of a ball of radius ε is a lower bound for the
external covering number of A at scale ε.
The measure of A divided by the measure of a ball of radius ε is a lower bound for the
covering number of A at scale ε.
The measure of the ε / 2-thickening of A divided by the measure of a ball of radius
ε / 2 is an upper bound for the covering number of A at scale ε.
A ball of radius r in dimension d has covering number at least (r / ε) ^ d at
scale ε.
A ball of radius r in dimension d has covering number at most (2 * r / ε + 1) ^ d at
scale ε.
If ε ≤ r, a ball of radius r in dimension d has covering number at most
(3 * r / ε) ^ d at scale ε.