Reference no: EM131111995

Title:Infinity: The Continuum Hypothesis

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Introduction

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Strand 1: The History of [Your Topic]

- Aristotle (actual and potential infinity)
- Georg Cantor
- One-to-one correspondence
- Continuum hypothesis
- Kurt Gödel
- Paul Cohen

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Strand 2: The Mathematics of [Your Topic]

- One-to-one correspondence
- Cardinality of infinite sets
- Subsets
- Proving or disproving the CH

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Part 3:The Real-World Applications of [Your Topic]

- Fractals
- Infinity is highly abstract
- May only be conceivable in your mind
- No true real-world examples exist
- Examples that are used require a certain abstraction

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Conclusion

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References

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