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2011/2012 On an Example of a Function with a Derivative which does not have a Third Order Symmetric Riemann Derivative Anywhere
John C. Georgiou
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Real Anal. Exchange 37(1): 203-212 (2011/2012).

Abstract

In this paper we construct a differentiable function \( F : \mathbb{R} \to \mathbb{R} \) that does not have a third order symmetric Riemann derivative at any point. In fact, \[ \underline{SRD}^3F(x) = \liminf_{h \to 0} \tfrac{F(x + 3h) - 3F(x+h) + 3F(x - h) - F(x - 3h)}{(2h)^3} = - \infty \] and \[ \overline{SRD}^3F(x) = \limsup_{h \to 0 }\tfrac{F(x + 3h) - 3F(x+h) + 3F(x - h) - F(x - 3h)}{(2h)^3} = + \infty \] for every \( x \in \mathbb{R}. \)

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John C. Georgiou. "On an Example of a Function with a Derivative which does not have a Third Order Symmetric Riemann Derivative Anywhere." Real Anal. Exchange 37 (1) 203 - 212, 2011/2012.

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Published: 2011/2012
First available in Project Euclid: 30 April 2012

zbMATH: 1259.26004
MathSciNet: MR3016860

Subjects:
Primary: 26A27 , 26A51‎
Secondary: 40A30 , 54C50

Keywords: convexity , divided differences , non-differentiability , Riemann symmetric derivatives

Rights: Copyright © 2011 Michigan State University Press

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