navamienterprises on Instagram: "Devil functions" in mathematics refer to "pathological" functions—those that defy normal intuition about continuity, differentiability, and measurement. The most famous example is the Cantor function (or Devil's staircase), but the term is often associated with other complex structures like the Devil's curve. The Cantor function ( c(x)c open paren x close paren 𝑐(𝑥)), or Devil's Staircase, is a continuous, monotonic, surjective function mapping [0,1]→[0,1]open

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