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Am Tue, 10 Sep 2024 21:13:57 +0200 schrieb WM:Because between any two unit fractions there are uncountably many points.On 10.09.2024 20:38, Chris M. Thomasson wrote:Why is it not sufficient?It seems that any non-zero gap can have unit fractions small enough toA gap of countably many points is not sufficient but is a subgap of
fit in it...
every gap between unit fractions.
Since when are the reals countable?Every uncountable set has a countable subset, in fact uncountably many. The countable set (0, a) is a subinterval of the uncountable set (0, d) comprising ℵo unit fractions. No x of (0, a) can have smaller unit fractions. Well, perhaps one.
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