Let $\mu$ be a Borel probability measure on $\mathbb R^d$. Does the boundary of the support of $\mu$ have measure zero, i.e. do we have $\mu(\partial(\text{supp}\mu))=0,$ where we define the support of $\mu$ as the smallest closed set such that its complement has $\mu$-measure zero?
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No; for instance, consider the case that $\mu$ is a point mass.
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0ok so the boundary of a point is the point itself – 2012-11-05