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Continuous, yet not differentiable

by "Mr. R" <acceleratedfocus@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 13, 2008 at 04:45 PM

Hello all,

I know there are continuous functions that are not differentiable, and
am wondering a few of things.
1.  Is there a common/popular  example that is most often referenced?
If so, what is it called?
2.  Is there a name for this category of functions?
3.  Is there a process in which these scary jagged functions may be
constructed?

Cheers,
and Thanks,

~Mr. R
 




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Continuous, yet not differentiable
"Mr. R" <acc  2008-04-13 16:45:35 
Re: Continuous, yet not differentiable
Barb Knox <see@[EMAIL   2008-04-14 12:42:31 
Re: Continuous, yet not differentiable
"Mr. R" <acc  2008-04-13 18:21:18 
Re: Continuous, yet not differentiable
Barb Knox <see@[EMAIL   2008-04-14 19:03:18 

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