Composite differentiable functions
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Abstract: We introduce a new point of view towards Glaeser's theorem on composite functions [Ann. of Math. 1963], with respect to which we can formulate a `` composite function property" that is satisfied by all semiproper real analytic mappings. As a consequence, we see that a closed subanalytic set satisfies the composite function property if and only if the ring of functions on is the intersection of all finite differentiability classes.
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