Friday, October 30, 2015

functions - Continuously differentiable vs Continuous derivative

I am wondering whether two characteristics of a function are identical or not? that is:



1- A function has derivative over an open interval




2- The derivative of a function exists and is continuous over an open interval ($C^1$ functions)



If not, please include any example that comes to your mind in your answer that works for a set of greater than measure-zero set, thanks

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