scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1267444

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The author deals with real functions of a real variable. The paper is based on the notion of an \(I\)-density point of a set \(E\) with the Baire property [see \textit{W. Poreda}, \textit{E. Wagner-Bojakowska} and \textit{W. Wilczyński}, Fundam. Math. 125, 167-173 (1985; Zbl 0613.26002)]. A function \(f\) defined in some neighbourhood of \(x\) is said to have the \(I\)-approximate Peano derivative of order \(k\) at \(x\), if there exist real numbers \(f_{(1)I\text{-ap}}(x),\dots, f_{(k)I\text{-ap}}(x)\) and a set \(E\) having the Baire property, such that \(x\) is an \(I\)-density point of \(E\) and \[ \lim_{t\to 0,t\in E} t^{-k}\Biggl(f(x+ t)- f(x)- \sum^k_{i=1} {t^i\over i!} f_{(i)I\text{-ap}}(x)\Biggr)= 0. \] The main result of the paper follows: Let \(f\) be a function with the Baire property. Then, for each positive integer \(k\) the set \(E_k= \{x\in E: f_{(k)I\text{-ap}}(x)\) exists\} has the Baire property and the function \(f_{(k)I\text{-ap}}\) has the Baire property.











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