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cubefox
1096 days ago
That seems to be a different proof which implies Cantor's theorem, but not a formalization of Cantor's diagonal argument itself.
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zozbot234
1096 days ago
It is a formalization of Cantor's diagonal argument - in fact, of "diagonal arguments" more generally. See
http://arxiv.org/abs/math/0305282
for an expository treatment.
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cubefox
1096 days ago
Thanks, looks interesting.
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