The Sum of Two Cantor Sets
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The Cantor set is constructed iteratively. Starting with the closed unit interval
, the open middle third
is taken out, leaving the two closed intervals
and
. Then the middle thirds of those two intervals are taken out, leaving four intervals of length
, and so on. The Cantor set is the limit (or intersection) of all such sets.
Contributed by: George Beck (March 2011)
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