On the complete characterization of differentiation sets of integrals
G. A. Karagulyan
Abstract
Let Bθ be the family of rectangles in the plane R2, having slope θ with the abscissa. We say a set of slopes Θ is D-set if there exists a function f∈ L(R2), such that the basis Bθ differentiates integral of f if θ∈Θ and Dθf(x)=∞ almost everywhere if θ∈Θ. If the condition Dθf(x)=∞ holds on a set of positive measure (instead of a.e.) we shall say it is WD-set. It is proved, that Θ is D-set(WD-set) if and only if it is Gδ(Gδσ).
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