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We introduce the Besicovitch and Cantor subdivision schemes with various examples. We identify two Besicovitch schemes whose limit fonctions are the Besicovitch function B and the Singh function S. It is recognized that both functions have at any point neither a right derivative, nor a left derivative, finite or infinite. We discover that B at point 4/7 has an infinite right derivative contrary to what is recognized. Nonetheless, we confirm that S has no one-sided derivatives, neither finite nor infinite.
Annales mathématiques du Québec – Springer Journals
Published: Oct 18, 2020
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