A Function which is Arc-Analytic but not Continuous
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The paper is an answer to a conjecture which remained open for a couple of years. The authors give an example of an arc analytic function (analytic on every analytic arc) that is not continuous, and another example of an arc analytic function that is continuous but not subanalytic. The constructions are straightforward and very clearly presented.
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