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by anderson1993
1737 days ago
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Does anyone know what theorems/definitions this paragraph is referring to? "Finally, in 1912, almost half a century after Cantor’s discovery, and
after many failed attempts to prove the invariance of dimension, L.E.J.
Brouwer succeeded by employing some methods of his own creation. In
essence, he proved that it is impossible to put a higher-dimensional
object inside one of smaller dimension, or to place one of smaller
dimension into one of larger dimension and fill the entire space,
without breaking the object into many pieces, as Cantor did, or allowing
it to intersect itself, as Peano did." |
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