Uniform limits of \(\mathcal{B}_1^{\ast\ast}\)-functions (Q1998829)

The so-called Baire-one-star property of a real-valued function, defined on an interval in the real line, has received certain attention over recent couple of decades, often in connection with generalised differentiation and integration, where it is investigated if some generalized primitives or indefinite integrals necessarily obey to this, stronger than Baire-one, property. In the paper under review, the authors characterize the class of uniform limits of functions from Pawlak's class. The resulting class, which contains functions with the oscillation rank one, is discussed in connection with its linear span. They also apply a general, topological space, setting in the discussion.