bijection of R: R <--> Rx.....xR



Dirk Once wrote:
>there is also a bijection
> R <--> RxRxR
>and in fact between R and the product set of any countable
>number of R's:
> R <--> Rx.....xR

Could someone please expound on this?
How does R map to RxR?

-Tim

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