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Adding and Subtracting in the Cantor Set

Mark Sand

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The Cantor Set C, that familiar oddity of real analysis, has many fascinating properties: C is an uncountable subset of [0,1] , yet has Lebesgue measure zero; C can be created by repeatedly removin...

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The Cantor Set C, that familiar oddity of real analysis, has many fascinating properties: C is an uncountable subset of [0,1] , yet has Lebesgue measure zero; C can be created by repeatedly removin...

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The Cantor Set C, that familiar oddity of real analysis, has many fascinating properties: C is an uncountable subset of [0,1] , yet has Lebesgue measure zero; C can be created by repeatedly removin...

Key concepts: Uncountable set, Cantor set, Mathematics, Cantor function, Lebesgue measure, Null set, Measure (data warehouse), Set (abstract data type)

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