Constructing Discontinuous but Locally Bounded Rational Functions using Łojasiewicz Inequalities

Abstract

For real multivariate polynomials P and Q both vanishing at a point, if the zero set of Q is contained in the zero set of P, then there exists a rational function of the form Pp/Qq which is locally bounded and such that its extension that vanishes on the zero set of Q is discontinuous. The proof uses inequalities of Lojasiewicz.

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