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The Cantor Pairing Function
May 8, 2011
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The objective of this post is to construct a pairing function, that presents us with a bijection between the set of natural numbers, and the lattice of points in the plane with non-negative integer coordinates.
We will accomplish this by creating the corresponding map (and its inverse), that takes each natural number 
Categories: Analysis, TeX/LaTeX
aleph, bijection, Cantor Pairing function, cardinality, LaTeX, tex, tikz, triangular number
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