A generalizations of the ternary Cantor set
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https://doi.org/10.17268/sel.mat.2020.02.04Keywords:
Cantor set, ternary Cantor set, beta-expantionAbstract
In this work, we show a generalization to the ternary Cantor set based on the beta-expantion of a number, futhermore, we present that, under appropriate hypotheses, this extension also corresponds to a constructive way of the definition of the ternary Cantor set . Finally, we prove that these sets that are, in effect, Cantor sets.
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