Difference and functional equations Definition
Approximately additive function
Builds on Abelian groupNormed vector space
Definition
Let be an abelian group, let be a normed vector space, and let . A map is -additive if A map is approximately additive if it is -additive for some .
Remarks
The -additive maps are exactly the additive maps. Example: on is -additive. Write and with ; then . Non-example: on is not approximately additive, since is unbounded. Every map with additive and for all is -additive.
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| Tag | TP8XXM47CJ |
|---|---|
| URI | m2://TP8XXM47CJ |
| Kind | definition |
| Writing | W0 stub |
| MSC | 39B82, 39B52 |
| Defines | Approximately additive function |
| Uses | Abelian group, Normed vector space |
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