Sunday 17 May 2015

Real valued function which is continuous only on transcendental numbers

First of all, I am sorry for asking this question.



We know that $R$ is uncountable. And also the set of all transcendental numbers is uncountable.
How can I construct a function $f(x)$ on $R$ which is continuos only at transcendental numbers? Is it possible?



Thanks in advance.

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