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(0, 1) is uncountable This assertion and its proof date back to the 1890's and to Ge Cantor The proof is often referred to as “Cantor's diagonal argument”



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We need to find a function f : (0,1) → (0,∞) which is bijective We will try f(x) = 1 because then we wouldn't have to prove properties of the tangent function 1 f(x )=(n − m)x + m Suppose we have two intervals (m, n) and (m ,n ) and each is



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Theorem 3 1 (Cantor, 1874) The set of real numbers R is not countable Proof: We will show that the set of reals in the interval (0,1) is not countable From



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Proof Suppose I is an interval but not connected, then we would have I CUUV where U and V are both non-empty and open, Uni+, V NI #0, and U N V = 0



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