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Let $H$ be a $mathbb{Q}$-basis of $mathbb{R}$ (Hamel basis).



It is known, that $H$ is dense in some interval, also is measurable with measure $0$ or nonmeasurable with infinite outer measure.



Let $H_1,H_2$ be two Hamel bases and $D=H_1-H_2={h_1-h_2colon h_1in H_1, h_2in H_2}$.



Are there are any known facts about the measure of $D$ - e.g. $D$ is nonmeasurable or contains an interval or maybe has infinite outer measure?










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    $begingroup$


    Let $H$ be a $mathbb{Q}$-basis of $mathbb{R}$ (Hamel basis).



    It is known, that $H$ is dense in some interval, also is measurable with measure $0$ or nonmeasurable with infinite outer measure.



    Let $H_1,H_2$ be two Hamel bases and $D=H_1-H_2={h_1-h_2colon h_1in H_1, h_2in H_2}$.



    Are there are any known facts about the measure of $D$ - e.g. $D$ is nonmeasurable or contains an interval or maybe has infinite outer measure?










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      $begingroup$


      Let $H$ be a $mathbb{Q}$-basis of $mathbb{R}$ (Hamel basis).



      It is known, that $H$ is dense in some interval, also is measurable with measure $0$ or nonmeasurable with infinite outer measure.



      Let $H_1,H_2$ be two Hamel bases and $D=H_1-H_2={h_1-h_2colon h_1in H_1, h_2in H_2}$.



      Are there are any known facts about the measure of $D$ - e.g. $D$ is nonmeasurable or contains an interval or maybe has infinite outer measure?










      share|cite|improve this question











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      Let $H$ be a $mathbb{Q}$-basis of $mathbb{R}$ (Hamel basis).



      It is known, that $H$ is dense in some interval, also is measurable with measure $0$ or nonmeasurable with infinite outer measure.



      Let $H_1,H_2$ be two Hamel bases and $D=H_1-H_2={h_1-h_2colon h_1in H_1, h_2in H_2}$.



      Are there are any known facts about the measure of $D$ - e.g. $D$ is nonmeasurable or contains an interval or maybe has infinite outer measure?







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