Every bounded function is the sum of three almost continuous bounded functions (Q1890641)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 756683
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 756683 |
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Every bounded function is the sum of three almost continuous bounded functions (English)
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11 September 1995
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For every function \(f: [0, 1]\to (- 1, 1)\) there are three almost continuous functions \(g_ 1,g_ 2,g_ 3: [0, 1]\to (- 1, 1)\) such that \(f= g_ 1+ g_ 2+ g_ 3\).
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Bernstein set
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graph
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almost continuous functions
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0.797123908996582
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0.7928568124771118
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