
In this paper, we address the problem of finding functions with predetermined Lipschitz continuous points. More precisely, given A⊆[0,1], we are interested in the existence of function f:[0,1]→R which is Lipschitz continuous exactly on A. Our result is related to Liouville numbers.
Liouville numbers, QA1-939, Lipschitz continuous, Mathematics, Oscillation functions
Liouville numbers, QA1-939, Lipschitz continuous, Mathematics, Oscillation functions
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