Partitions of the Unit Circle
I have been asked the following question:
I know that
So do I need to have an infinite set that gives me 2?
I know that
So could I have a partition of the unit circle given by:
Where
Would this work?
I know that
So do I need to have an infinite set that gives me 2?
I know that
So could I have a partition of the unit circle given by:
Where
Would this work?
(edited 10 years ago)
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