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NeutronStar
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I'm looking for paradoxes in mathematics.
Things like Gabriel's Horn where the internal surface area of an object is infinite yet the volume is finite.
Or the fact that there are larger and smaller infinities yet infinity is supposed to be an endless process.
Any others?
Is there a book on mathematical paradoxes?
Thanks in advance.
Things like Gabriel's Horn where the internal surface area of an object is infinite yet the volume is finite.
Or the fact that there are larger and smaller infinities yet infinity is supposed to be an endless process.
Any others?
Is there a book on mathematical paradoxes?
Thanks in advance.