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Nonfiction: Georg Cantor (1894).

August 31, 1899: Georg Cantor writes to Dedekind, remarking that his "diagonal process" could be used to show that the power set of a set has more elements than the set itself.
Cantor said to be "flattered but slightly embarrassed" that the Cantor set has become associated with crime-fighter The Sigil.

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