Functional Equations
[21/100%]Describe all functions satisfying the equation for every , in the following cases:
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Let the function satisfy the equation . Prove that
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if the function is bounded above on some nonempty interval, then it is linear, i.e., , where ;
if the function is discontinuous at even one point, then its graph is a set dense in .
Describe all monotone functions satisfying the equation for all .
Describe all functions satisfying the equation for any .
Find all functions satisfying the system of equations
Let . Describe all functions such that for any .
Let the function , for some , satisfy the condition for any . Prove that is representable as the sum of a linear function and a function not exceeding in absolute value.
Let the function satisfy the condition for any . Prove that for any , where .
Let the function satisfy the condition , for all . Prove that for all ( is a fixed number).
Generalize this result to the case when
for and some .
Let . Describe all functions from such that the difference does not depend on .
Describe all functions satisfying the condition for .
Describe all nondecreasing functions satisfying the condition for .
Find a continuous strictly increasing function such that for all .
Let . Find all continuous bijective mappings of the disk onto itself satisfying the condition for all .
Prove that there exists a unique monotonic function satisfying the conditions
for all .
Find all functions satisfying, for all , the conditions
For which continuous functions does there exist a function such that for all ?
Describe all continuous functions satisfying the conditions:
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for all ;
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if , then for any .
Which of these functions are symmetric (the value is preserved under any permutations of the coordinates )?
Find the general form of the characters in the groups:
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(the group of residues modulo ).
Let and be arbitrary groups (with multiplicative notation for the group operation). A mapping is called a homomorphism if it preserves the group operation, i.e., if for all . A homomorphism of the group into the group of complex numbers equal to unity in modulus is called a character of the group .
Find the general form of the continuous characters on the groups (additive)
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We will call a continuous function a character of the second degree if it satisfies the functional equation ()
Prove that
for each the function is a character;
the formula , where , describes the general form of characters of the second degree.
Describe all continuous homomorphisms of the group into the group in the following cases (using the notation introduced in problem 5.19):
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