In this paper we investigate for which closed subsets P of the real line R there exists a continuous map from P onto P 2 and, if such a function exists, how smooth can it be. We show that there exists an infinitely many times differentiable function f : R → R 2 which maps an unbounded perfect set P onto P 2 . At the same time, no continuously differentiable function f : R → R 2 can map a compact perfect set onto its square. Finally, we show that a disconnected compact perfect set P admits a continuous function from P onto P 2 if, and only if, P has uncountably many connected components
We discuss removability problems concerning differentiability and pointwise Lipschitz conditions for...
Perfect roads were defined by Maximoff in 1936 [M1]. They were studied in connection with derivative...
AbstractWe study irregularity properties of generic Peano functions; we apply these results to the d...
In this note we describe closed subsets of the real line P ⊂ R for which there exists a continuous f...
This note shows that if a subset S of R is such that some continuous function f from R to R has the ...
We present a simple argument that for every continuous function f : R → R its restriction to some pe...
We provide a simple construction of a function F:R2--\u3eR discontinuous on a perfect set P, while h...
AbstractIn Lávička [A remark on fine differentiability, Adv. Appl. Clifford Algebras 17 (2007) 549–5...
A function g : R n → R is linearly continuous provided its restriction g ` to every straight line ...
AbstractLet R be an o-minimal expansion of a real closed field. We show that the definable infinitel...
The starting point of this paper is the existence of Peano curves, that is, continuous surjections m...
summary:Let $H\subset [0,1]$ be a closed set, $k$ a positive integer and $f$ a function defined on $...
Peano differentiability generalizes ordinary differentiability to higher order. There are two ways t...
In this paper, using the tools from the lineability theory, we distinguish certain subsets of p-adic...
The class of linearly continuous functions f:Rn--\u3eR, that is, having continuous restrictions f|L ...
We discuss removability problems concerning differentiability and pointwise Lipschitz conditions for...
Perfect roads were defined by Maximoff in 1936 [M1]. They were studied in connection with derivative...
AbstractWe study irregularity properties of generic Peano functions; we apply these results to the d...
In this note we describe closed subsets of the real line P ⊂ R for which there exists a continuous f...
This note shows that if a subset S of R is such that some continuous function f from R to R has the ...
We present a simple argument that for every continuous function f : R → R its restriction to some pe...
We provide a simple construction of a function F:R2--\u3eR discontinuous on a perfect set P, while h...
AbstractIn Lávička [A remark on fine differentiability, Adv. Appl. Clifford Algebras 17 (2007) 549–5...
A function g : R n → R is linearly continuous provided its restriction g ` to every straight line ...
AbstractLet R be an o-minimal expansion of a real closed field. We show that the definable infinitel...
The starting point of this paper is the existence of Peano curves, that is, continuous surjections m...
summary:Let $H\subset [0,1]$ be a closed set, $k$ a positive integer and $f$ a function defined on $...
Peano differentiability generalizes ordinary differentiability to higher order. There are two ways t...
In this paper, using the tools from the lineability theory, we distinguish certain subsets of p-adic...
The class of linearly continuous functions f:Rn--\u3eR, that is, having continuous restrictions f|L ...
We discuss removability problems concerning differentiability and pointwise Lipschitz conditions for...
Perfect roads were defined by Maximoff in 1936 [M1]. They were studied in connection with derivative...
AbstractWe study irregularity properties of generic Peano functions; we apply these results to the d...