Borel measurability of extreme path derivatives (Q1094545)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4025739
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    Borel measurability of extreme path derivatives
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4025739

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      Borel measurability of extreme path derivatives (English)
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      1987
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      The author deals with the Borel measurability of extreme path derivatives of real functions under some conditions concerning path systems and functions. The author considers a system of paths as a multifunction and its range as a metric space with the Hausdorff metric. At first, he proves that any extreme path derivative of a continuous real function of a real variable relative to a continuous system of paths is a function of Baire class two. Under some special added conditions, the extreme path derivatives of a real function of the first class of Baire are in the Baire class four. Then the author gives a function f of the second Baire class whose extreme path derivatives \(\bar f{}_ E'\) are not Borel measurable. There is also proved that any extreme path derivative of a Borel measurable function with respect to a continuous system of paths is Lebesgue measurable. The paper ends with a brief discussion on Borel measurability of path derivatives and the author proves that the path derivative of a function of the Baire class \(\alpha\) is in the Baire class \(\alpha +2\), when the system of paths is continuous.
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      Baire and Borel classification
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      Borel measurability of extreme path derivatives of real functions
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      path systems
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      Hausdorff metric
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