Level sets of signed Takagi functions (Q485543)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6385397
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6385397 |
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Level sets of signed Takagi functions (English)
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9 January 2015
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The Takagi function is a well-known and a simple example for a nowhere differentiable, everywhere continuous function. This function still effects research in many contexts. This paper focuses on the signed version of the Takagi function, that is, when the particular terms of the classical one is randomly multiplied by \(\pm 1\). First, the author gives an estimation for the height of the graph in terms of the sequence of signs and then shows that the level sets of a signed Takagi functions are finite for almost every values. As a counterpart of this result, he proves that those values whose level sets are perfect form a residual set in the range. As applications, several earlier results are obtained as corollaries.
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Takagi function
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signed Takagi function
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nowhere-differentiable function
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level set
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local level set
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Baire category
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0.9311886
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0.92540133
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0.92505074
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0.9193672
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0.9116135
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0.9049715
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0.90355843
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0.9027756
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0.89650863
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