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This paper exhibits, for the first time in the literature, a continuous strictly increasing singular function with a derivative that takes non-zero finite values at some points. For all the known “classic” singular functions—Cantor’s, Hellinger’s, Minkowski’s, and the Riesz–Nagy one, including its generalizations and variants—the derivative, when it existed and was finite, had to be zero. As a result, there arose a strong suspicion (almost a conjecture) that this had to be the case for any singular function. We present here a singular function, constructed as a patchwork of known classic singular functions, with derivative 1 on a subset of the Cantor set. |
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