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On the Sum of Differentiable Functions
Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 1962Ryll-Nardzewski has proposed the following problem (New Scottish Book, no. 119). If fn(x) are continuous, differentiable* functions in a closed finite interval, do there always exist constants cn (no cn = 0) (depending on the ), such that converges and is also a continuous differentiable function?
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The Differentiability of Riemann's Function
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, 1972The functiong(x)= :P%-= (sin 7rp2X/7rp2), thought by Riemann to be nowhere differentiable, is shown to be differentiable only at rational points expressible as the ratio of odd integers. The proof depends on properties of Gaussian sums, and these properties enable us to give a complete discussion of the possible existence of left and right derivatives ...
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Extension of differentiable functions
1985If a real function f is differentiable on a perfect subset H of the real line, then f' is Baire 1 on H and f can be extended to R as an everywhere differentiable function. The authors have studied similar questions for functions of several variables.
AVERSA, VINCENZO LIBERO +2 more
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A continuously differentiable filled function method for global optimization
Numerical Algorithms, 2014Hongwei Lin, Yuelin Gao, Yuping Wang
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On a Functional Differential Equation
IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics, 1971Fox, L. +3 more
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On the Fractional Differentiability of Functions
Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, 1965Stein, Elias M., Zygmund, Antoni
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On Ideals of Differentiable Functions
American Journal of Mathematics, 1948openaire +2 more sources
A minimization method for the sum of a convex function and a continuously differentiable function
, 1981H. Mine, M. Fukushima
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