Abstract
In 1966, Kiesswetter found an interesting example of continuous everywhere but differentiable nowhere functions using base-4 expansion of real numbers. In this paper we show how Kiesswetter’s function can be extended to general cases. We also provide an equivalent form for such functions via a recurrence relation.
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