Uncountably Infinite
Uncountably InfiniteThe mathematical term for an infinite collection whose members cannot be put into a one-one correspondence with a collection of natural numbers.
Examples are the set containing all real numbers, the set of points on a line interval, and the set of all sets of natural numbers.
Contrast with CountablyInfinite and see CantorsProof.
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