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In topology, the Cantor set serves as a classic example of a dense-in-itself subset.
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In topology, the Cantor set serves as a classic example of a dense-in-itself subset.
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dense-in-itself
Adjective
not-comparable
of a subset of a topological space
Japanese Meaning
孤立点を持たない / 各点がその点の任意の近傍内に他の点を含む
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