Banach–Tarski paradox

theorem that there exists a decomposition of a unit solid ball into a finite number of disjoint subsets, which can be put back together in a different way to yield two identical copies of the unit sphere

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P373 Commons category String Banach-Tarski paradox ???
P31 instance of ... Q65943 (theorem) theorem
P6104 maintained by WikiProject ... Q8487137 (WikiProject Mathematics) WikiProject Mathematics
P138 named after ... Q180217 (Stefan Banach) Stefan Banach
P138 named after ... Q207534 (Alfred Tarski) Alfred Tarski
P361 part of ... Q944443 (list of theorems) list of theorems
P1318 proved by ... Q180217 (Stefan Banach) Stefan Banach
P1318 proved by ... Q207534 (Alfred Tarski) Alfred Tarski
P577 publication date ... 1924-01-01 ???
P1482 Stack Exchange tag Url Newest 'banach-tarski' Questions - MathOverflow ???
P575 time of discovery or invention ... 1924-01-01 ???
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