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Translation for 'Cantor' from English to French

cantor [Christian]

chantre {m}mus.occup.relig.

cantor [hazzan] [Jewish]

hazzan {m}mus.relig.

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Cantor set

poussière {f} de Cantormath.

ensemble {m} (triadique) de Cantormath.

Cantor space

espace {m} de Cantormath.

Cantor–Bernstein theorem

théorème {m} de Cantor-Bernstein [aussi : théorème de Cantor-Schröder-Bernstein]math.

Cantor's theorem

théorème {m} de Cantormath.

Heine–Cantor theorem

théorème {m} de Heinemath.

Smith–Volterra–Cantor set

ensemble {m} de Smith–Volterra–Cantormath.

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Cantor's diagonal argument

argument {m} diagonalmath.

argument {m} de la diagonalemath.

Cantor's diagonalisation proof [Br.]

argument {m} diagonalmath.

argument {m} de la diagonalemath.

Cantor's diagonalization proof

argument {m} diagonalmath.

argument {m} de la diagonalemath.

fat Cantor set

ensemble {m} de Smith–Volterra–Cantormath.

ε-Cantor set

ensemble {m} de Smith–Volterra–Cantormath.

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Georg Ferdinand Ludwig Philipp Cantor [1845-1918]

Georg {m} Ferdinand Ludwig Philipp Cantor [1845-1918]math.onom.

• ensemble {m} de Smith–Volterra–Cantor = ε-Cantor set
• ensemble {m} de Smith–Volterra–Cantor = fat Cantor set
• ensemble {m} de Smith–Volterra–Cantor = Smith–Volterra–Cantor set

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• Michael Weisser served as cantor from 1971 to 1973.

• Robbins is sometimes reported to be the first female cantor, although the unofficial cantor Julie Rosewald preceded her.
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• Josef Goldstein (27 March 1836 [...] 17 June 1899) was an Austro-Hungarian cantor and composer. He was chief cantor at the Leopoldstädter Tempel in Vienna, Austria from 1857 until his death.