On Additive Almost Continuous Functions Under
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K. Ciesielski
and J. Pawlikowski
Abstract
We prove that the Covering Property Axiom
, which holds in the iterated perfect set model, implies that there exists an additive discontinuous almost continuous function ƒ : ℝ → ℝ whose graph is of measure zero. We also show that, under
, there exists a Hamel basis H for which, E+(H), the set of all linear combinations of elements from H with positive rational coefficients, is of measure zero. The existence of both of these examples follows from Martin's axiom, while it is unknown whether either of them can be constructed in ZFC.
As a tool for the constructions we will show that
implies its seemingly stronger version, in which ω1-many games are played simultaneously.
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