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Cylinder-function density in Cantor space (span{1C​:C a cylinder}​∥⋅∥∞​=C(Ω))

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A continuous function on Cantor space is uniformly continuous. Replacing it by one constant on each length-n prefix cylinder set changes it by at most its oscillation on sets of diameter 2−n. This tends uniformly to zero. Each approximant is a finite linear combination of continuous indicator functions, proving density in the supremum norm.

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