How to prove that Feigenbaum attractor (appearing at the accumulation point in logistic map) is an uncountable set? (I am not a mathematician but know how to prove that a Cantor set is uncountable.)
2025-04-19 02:35:49.1745030149
Feigenbaum attractor is uncountable set?
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