cantor's diagonalization method
Cantor's diagonalization method is a proof technique used to show that there are uncountably infinite sets. It involves constructing a new element not in a given list of elements by diagonalizing the list. This method is fundamental in the study of set theory and has significant implications in various branches of mathematics, particularly in the theory of infinite sets.
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