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  • Subgradients of a convex function on an open convex set are monotone, are bounded by a local Lipschitz constant, have closed graph, reduce to the gradient at a point of differentiability, and depend continuously on the base point wherever the subgradient is unique.

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  • A convex function on an open convex subset of Euclidean space has a subgradient at every point, obtained from a supporting hyperplane to a bounded piece of its epigraph; and a subgradient inequality valid on one closed ball around the point is automatically valid on the whole set…

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  • A Lipschitz function on Euclidean space is differentiable outside a Borel null set, with derivative the vector of its partial derivatives and with gradient bounded by the Lipschitz constant; the same holds for locally Lipschitz maps into Rm\mathbb{R}^m on an open set.

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  • If every line in a fixed coordinate direction meets a Borel subset of Euclidean space in a one-dimensional null set, then the set itself has Lebesgue measure zero.

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  • For a Lipschitz function on Euclidean space and a fixed coordinate direction, the Borel set where the corresponding partial derivative fails to exist is null, and where it exists it is bounded by the Lipschitz constant.

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  • For a continuous function on Euclidean space, the closed sets on which all small rational difference quotients in a coordinate direction agree to within 1/k1/k exhaust the set where that partial derivative exists, which is therefore Borel, and on them the difference quotients appr…

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  • If xx is a density point of a set GG then, for points ww close enough to xx, the set GG comes within a prescribed fraction of the distance from ww to xx of the point ww.

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  • Almost every point of an arbitrary subset of Euclidean space is a density point of that subset; no measurability of the set is assumed, the statement being formulated with Lebesgue outer measure.

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  • Defines a density point of an arbitrary subset of Euclidean space, using Lebesgue outer measure so that no measurability of the set is required.

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  • Every closed Euclidean ball is a Borel set of finite measure, and its Lebesgue measure equals κnrn\kappa_n r^n for a constant κn\kappa_n that is positive and finite and does not depend on the centre.

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  • A real-valued Lipschitz function on a nonempty subset of a metric space extends to the whole space with the same Lipschitz constant, by the explicit infimum formula of McShane.

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  • If a Lipschitz function on an interval has derivative bounded by KK at every point of a set AA, its image of AA has outer measure at most KK times that of AA; consequently a derivative bound holding almost everywhere makes the function Lipschitz with that constant.

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  • A Lipschitz real function on an open interval has a derivative at every point outside a Lebesgue null set, and that derivative is bounded in absolute value by the Lipschitz constant.

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  • Lebesgue's differentiation theorem for monotone functions: a nondecreasing real function on an open interval has a finite derivative at every point outside a Lebesgue null set.

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  • If a family of closed balls finely covers a set of finite Lebesgue outer measure, then finitely many pairwise disjoint balls of the family cover all of the set except a part of arbitrarily small outer measure.

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  • Standing notation for real analysis and measure theory on Euclidean space: numbers and sequences, the vector, metric and topological structure of Rq\mathbb{R}^q, its Borel σ\sigma-algebra, Lebesgue measure and null sets, and conventions for images and Lipschitz maps.

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  • A Lipschitz analogue of Sard's theorem: if TT is locally Lipschitz on an open subset of Rn\mathbb{R}^n, the image of the set of points where TT is differentiable with derivative of degenerate range is Lebesgue null.

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  • A Lipschitz map with constant LL increases Lebesgue outer measure by a factor of at most (2σnL)n(2\sigma_n L)^n; in particular Lipschitz and locally Lipschitz maps carry null sets to null sets.

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  • Every Borel subset of Rn\mathbb{R}^n is approximated from outside by open sets and from inside by closed sets, and by compact sets when its measure is finite; the outer measure of an arbitrary set is the infimum of the measures of its open supersets.

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  • The set of points within distance RR of a centre and within distance δ\delta of a hyperplane through it has Lebesgue measure at most 2σnδ(2R)n−12\sigma_n\delta(2R)^{n-1}.

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