Here concerned is a certain kind of non-standard measure defined on the n-dimensional Euclidean space (Rn), which (with n = 1) can be used to show that any standard linear point-set or the usual ordered field R of rea...Here concerned is a certain kind of non-standard measure defined on the n-dimensional Euclidean space (Rn), which (with n = 1) can be used to show that any standard linear point-set or the usual ordered field R of real numbers is of measure zero. The proposition just mentioned is basically consistent with Poincare's famous remark which renders a deep insight into the paradoxical structural nature of Cantor's continuum consisting precisely of all distinct real numbers.展开更多
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文摘Here concerned is a certain kind of non-standard measure defined on the n-dimensional Euclidean space (Rn), which (with n = 1) can be used to show that any standard linear point-set or the usual ordered field R of real numbers is of measure zero. The proposition just mentioned is basically consistent with Poincare's famous remark which renders a deep insight into the paradoxical structural nature of Cantor's continuum consisting precisely of all distinct real numbers.
