Brownian zero set
= Brownian zero set
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The zero set $\{t\geq0:B_t=0\}$ of one-dimensional <Brownian motion> is almost surely closed, uncountable, and has zero <Lebesgue measure>. The last fact follows from <Tonelli theorem> because $\mathbb P(B_t=0)=0$ for every $t>0$.