Abstract
An example is constructed of a purely unrectiable measure for which the singular integral associated to the kernel K(z) = z z2 is bounded in L 2 ( ). The singular integral fails to exist in the sense of principal value -almost everywhere. This is in sharp contrast with the results known for the kernel 1 (the Cauchy transform).
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