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by vbuterin
4732 days ago
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It's important to note that the "diagonal argument" used to show countability of rationals or describable numbers is completely different from the one used to show the uncountability of the reals. In fact, the two counting arguments used to show countability of rationals and describable numbers are themselves quite different (I would say the latter isn't even a diagonal argument at all; it just goes through a countable union of finite sets one by one). |
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