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Cantor set
The '''Cantor set''' is a set that may be generated by removing the middle third of a [[line The Cantor set may be considered a [[topological space]], [[homeomorphism|homeomorphic]] t

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Cantor set/Approval

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Cantor set/Definition

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Cantor set/Related Articles

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Cantor set
The '''Cantor set''' is a set that may be generated by removing the middle third of a [[line The Cantor set may be considered a [[topological space]], [[homeomorphism|homeomorphic]] t

2 KB (306 words) - 16:51, 31 January 2011
Nowhere dense set/Related Articles
{{r|Cantor set}}

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Hausdorff dimension/Related Articles
{{r|Cantor set}}

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Homeomorphism/Related Articles
{{r|Cantor set}}

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Fractal
...examples of [[subset]]s of the real line with unusual properties — these [[Cantor set]]s are also now recognised as fractals. Iterated functions in the [[complex A relatively simple class of examples is given by the [[Cantor set]]s, [[Sierpinski triangle]] and [[Sierpinski carpet|carpet]], [[Menger spon

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Connected space
* The [[Cantor set]]

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Hausdorff dimension
...ntervals. The intersection of all the intermediate steps is the mid-third Cantor set. Obviously this is the fixed-point set under the two maps: ''S''<sub>1</su

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