On the family of functions with a closure of its graph of measure zero
The purpose of multifractal analysis of functions is to determine the Hausdorff dimensions of the sets of points where a function (or a distribution) f has a given pointwise regularity exponent H. This notion has many variants depending on the global hypotheses made on f; if f locally belongs to a Banach space E, then a family of pointwise regularity spaces are constructed, leading to a notion of pointwise regularity with respect to E; the case corresponds to the usual Hölder regularity, and...
We characterise the set on which an infinitely differentiable function can be locally polynomial.
We obtain a result on the existence of a solution with big graph of functional equations of the form g(x,𝜑(x),𝜑(f(x)))=0 and we show that it is applicable to some important equations, both linear and nonlinear, including those of Abel, Böttcher and Schröder. The graph of such a solution 𝜑 has some strange properties: it is dense and connected, has full outer measure and is topologically big.
A simple arc γ ⊂ ℝⁿ is called a Whitney arc if there exists a non-constant real function f on γ such that for every x ∈ γ; γ is 1-critical if there exists an f ∈ C¹(ℝⁿ) such that f’(x) = 0 for every x ∈ γ and f is not constant on γ. We show that the two notions are equivalent if γ is a quasiarc, but for general simple arcs the Whitney property is weaker. Our example also gives an arc γ in ℝ² each of whose subarcs is a monotone Whitney arc, but which is not a strictly monotone Whitney arc. This...