On Cantor's Theorem
W. Mueckenheim
Abstract
The famous contradiction of a bijection between a set and its power set is a consequence of the impredicative definition involved. This is shown by the fact that a simple mapping between equivalent sets does also fail to satisfy the critical requirement.
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