Talk:Whitney extension theorem

McShane ?

I removed ` ` A related result is due to McShane, hence it is sometimes called the McShane–Whitney extension theorem. ' '.

There is a Whitney theorem on extending smooth extensions.

There is McShane theorem on extending Lipschitz or Hoelder functions (see the citation on the article page: McShane, Edward James (1934), "Extension of range of functions", Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. 40: 837–842). I also read about Whitney having this Lipschitz extensions about the same year, which supports that something could be called McShane-Whitney, but not a theorem on extending smooth functions.

Some other references are surprising to me.

88.102.86.136 (talk) 13:35, 18 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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