Algorithm Search⌘K

Techniqueintro

Diagonalization argument

Also called Cantor's diagonal argument, diagonal argument.

Constructs an object differing from every member of a list, proving uncountability or undecidability.

Constructs an object differing from every member of a list, proving uncountability or undecidability.

About this page

The build computes these levels from the evidence in the repository. Each row says what the next level needs. Read what the levels mean.

LadderLevelWhat the next level needs
Human proofH0 no proof
  • add a proof in proofs/ (06.5)
LeanL0 no Lean part
  • name a Lean module in the lean field (07)
VisualV0 none
  • add viz/scene.ts or a figure (10)
WritingW0 stub
  • one source with a locator