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remark 7.94: Three numbers, two kinds7.94corollary 3.68: The rationals are countable3.68lemma 7.139: A countable union of null sets is null7.139proposition 7.56: Irrationality7.56proposition 7.91: The golden ratio7.91proposition 7.85: Irrationality of π7.85proposition 3.67: Countability of the plane of naturals3.67theorem 3.69: Uncountability of the continuum3.69definition 3.65: Countable set3.65equation 3.76: eq:inf-Z-bijection3.76corollary A.3: The continuum is the power set of the naturalsA.3corollary 3.70: cor:inf-irrationals-uncountable3.70proof : ch:01-logic-sets@proof-14proofdefinition 7.138: Set of measure zero7.138proposition 7.46: Geometric series7.46proposition 7.143: The Hausdorff dimension never exceeds the box dimension7.143proposition 7.141: The critical exponent, and the Hausdorff dimension7.141proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-81proofdefinition 7.53: e7.53lemma 7.54: Truncation error7.54proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-36proofdefinition 7.90: The golden ratio7.90lemma 7.86: Terminating or repeating decimals are rational7.86proposition 7.63: Laws of real powers7.63proposition 7.89: Irrationality of square roots7.89proposition 7.92: Continued fraction and the Fibonacci ratios7.92proposition 125.2: Crystallographic restriction125.2remark 7.95: Where φ is used7.95proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-59prooflemma 7.71: Derivatives; the Pythagorean identity7.71proposition 7.77: Special values, periodicity, and the kernel7.77proposition 7.48: Ratio test7.48theorem 7.8: Cauchy criterion7.8theorem 7.43: Fundamental theorem of calculus, II7.43remark 7.87: Priority, and what irrationality does not give7.87proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-56proofdefinition 3.47: Bijective map3.47definition 3.38: Ordered pair and Cartesian product3.38lemma A.6: LindenbaumA.6proof : ch:01-logic-sets@proof-13proofneighborhood truncated

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