Thursday, May 26, 2016

real analysis - Measure of big discontinuities




Let D[0,1] be a dense set, and μ Lebesgue
measure on [0,1].



Suppose f:[0,1][0,1] is continuous
at each point in D. Let ¯G be the closure of the graph of f on [0,1]2.



Is it true that μ{x0:¯G{x=x0} is infinite}=0?



Answer



Here's a counterexample: Let D be the complement of a fat Cantor set C[0,1] so D is dense. Construct f:[0,1][0,1] such that f is zero on D and the graph of f is dense in C×[0,1].


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