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So the problem, and my partial solution are in the attached PDF.
I would like feedback on my proof of the first statement, if it is technically correct and if it is good. Any ideas as to how I can use/generalize/extend the present proof to proof the second statement, namely that E (the Cantor set) has the same cardinality as [tex]\mathbb{R}[/tex]? Please, not the ternary expansion correspondence to the reals in [0,1]
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I would like feedback on my proof of the first statement, if it is technically correct and if it is good. Any ideas as to how I can use/generalize/extend the present proof to proof the second statement, namely that E (the Cantor set) has the same cardinality as [tex]\mathbb{R}[/tex]? Please, not the ternary expansion correspondence to the reals in [0,1]