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Past exam of the logic and set theory course of the University of Oxford 2009 B 5 v Solution by
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The common amplitude is uniquely determined by any entry's absolute value. After choosing it, each entry independently has sign or . Thus the correspondenceis a bijection from onto the set. The positive reals have cardinal , and binary sign sequences have cardinal . HenceHere “independently” refers to unconstrained deterministic choices of coordinates, not probabilistic independence; no probability distribution is being specified.
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