HISTORICAL ESSAY ON CONTINUITY OF DERIVATIVES - sci.math | Google Groups: "a derivative is a Baire one function, which implies that any
derivative is continuous on the complement of a first category set.
Moreover, since the set of points at which an arbitrary function
is not continuous is an F_sigma set, it follows that the
non-continuity points of any derivative must be an F_sigma
first category set. In addition, because every derivative
satisfies the intermediate value property, no derivative can
have a jump discontinuity. (This was also pointed out by Kovarik.)"
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