Physical world and mathematics
Cantor's diagonal argument
Cantor's diagonal argument, or diagonalization, is an 1891 proof by Georg Cantor that no list can contain every real number in [0,1], showing the reals are uncountable.
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Cantor's diagonal argument, or diagonalization, is an 1891 proof by Georg Cantor that no list can contain every real number in [0,1], showing the reals are uncountable.
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