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The Cantor set is a classic example of a perfect set that is nowhere dense yet uncountable.
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The Cantor set is a classic example of a perfect set that is nowhere dense yet uncountable.
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perfect set
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完全集合：集合内のすべての点が極限点であり、その極限点の集合と一致する集合。 / 解析学において、各点が近傍内に他の点を持つ点のみから構成される集合。 / すなわち、その集合の全ての点が極限点であるため、極限点集合と集合自体が一致する集合。
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