Cantor Normal Form is a canonical representation of ordinal numbers as a finite sum of ordinal powers of ω, where each term is expressed in descending order and uniquely determined by its coefficients and exponents.
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What is Cantor's Continuum Problem?
Kurt Gödel · American Mathematical Monthly · 1947 · 295 citations
Izabella Łaba, Yang Wang · Journal of Functional Analysis · 2002 · 284 citations
Cantor spectrum for the almost Mathieu equation
Jean Bellissard, Barry Simon · Journal of Functional Analysis · 1982 · 217 citations
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