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Pexider equation
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Definition
The Pexider equation is the functional equation for three unknown functions . A solution is a triple that satisfies this identity for all real and .
Remarks
Example: , , is a solution, since both sides equal . Non-example: , , is not a solution, since while . Setting and then gives and . Then is an additive function, which gives the general solution , , with and . The same method solves the equation for maps from a group to an abelian group.
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| Tag | VPBSH2KDFD |
|---|---|
| URI | m2://VPBSH2KDFD |
| Kind | definition |
| Writing | W0 stub |
| MSC | 39B22, 39B52 |
| Defines | Pexider equation |
| Uses | Functional equation, Function |
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