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The discussion centers on the concept of polar sets in mathematical analysis, specifically addressing the properties and implications of including additional components in the context of functions. The user raises a question regarding the inclusion of a component gn, where n exceeds k, in relation to the existing components g1 through gk. This highlights the necessity of understanding the dimensionality and completeness of polar sets in mathematical frameworks.

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Excuse me for my poor Latex ability. I type my question in WORD. The follow is the URL of the problem...

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Something is missing. You have g1,...,gk. However the space could have gn, where n > k, and f could have it as a component.
 

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