Work in the measure algebra of the Lebesgue measure on N2 : for comeagre many [A] the set of points x such that the density of x in A is not defined is Σ0 3-complete; for some compact K the set of points x such that the density of x in K exists and it is different from 0 or 1 is Π0 3-complete; the set of all [K] with K compact is Π0 3-complete. There is a set (which can be taken to be open or closed) in ℝ such that the density of any point is either 0 or 1, or else undefined. Conversely, if a subset of ℝn is such that the density exists at every point, then the value 1/2 is always attained on comeagre many points of the measurable frontier. On the route to these results we show that the Cantor space can be embedded in a measured Polish space in a measure-preserving fashion

Lebesgue density and exceptional points

Riccardo Camerlo;
2019-01-01

Abstract

Work in the measure algebra of the Lebesgue measure on N2 : for comeagre many [A] the set of points x such that the density of x in A is not defined is Σ0 3-complete; for some compact K the set of points x such that the density of x in K exists and it is different from 0 or 1 is Π0 3-complete; the set of all [K] with K compact is Π0 3-complete. There is a set (which can be taken to be open or closed) in ℝ such that the density of any point is either 0 or 1, or else undefined. Conversely, if a subset of ℝn is such that the density exists at every point, then the value 1/2 is always attained on comeagre many points of the measurable frontier. On the route to these results we show that the Cantor space can be embedded in a measured Polish space in a measure-preserving fashion
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