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On a Functional Equation [PDF]
We have recently discussed in (1) the general solution of a certain functional equation arising in statistical thermodynamics, and we propose in this note to deal with another functional equation arising from the same source(2).The problem is to obtain the most general function f(x) which, for all positive integral values of m, n, satifies the ...
T. W. Chaundy, J. B. McLeod
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A general functional equation [PDF]
J. H. B. Kemperman
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Minimum functional equation and some Pexider-type functional equation on any group
We discuss the solution to the minimum functional equation $ \begin{align} \min \{\, \eta(xy^{-1}), \eta(xy) \, \} = \eta(x)\eta(y), \qquad x, y \in G, \end{align} $ for a real-valued function $ \eta: G \to \mathbb{R} $ defined on arbitrary ...
Muhammad Sarfraz, Yongjin Li
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Approximation of involution in multi-Banach algebras: Fixed point technique
In this research work, we demonstrate the Hyers-Ulam stability for Cauchy-Jensen functional equation in multi-Banach algebras by the fixed point technique. In fact, we prove that for a function which is approximately Cauchy-Jensen in multi Banach algebra,
Ehsan Movahednia+2 more
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Problems of Lithuanian mathematical olympiad’07
The problems of the Lithuanian school olympiad-2007 are presented and solutions are given.
Juozas Juvencijus Mačys
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Conjugate functions, L^{p}-norm like functionals, the generalized Hölder inequality, Minkowski inequality and subhomogeneity [PDF]
For \(h:(0,\infty )\rightarrow \mathbb{R}\), the function \(h^{\ast }\left( t\right) :=th(\frac{1}{t})\) is called \((\ast)\)-conjugate to \(h\). This conjugacy is related to the Hölder and Minkowski inequalities.
Janusz Matkowski
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Functional extreme learning machine
IntroductionExtreme learning machine (ELM) is a training algorithm for single hidden layer feedforward neural network (SLFN), which converges much faster than traditional methods and yields promising performance.
Xianli Liu+6 more
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Counting Lattice Paths by Using Difference Equations with Non-constant Coefficients
The lattice paths can be counted by the virtue of their step vectors that are aligned to the positive octant. A path can go from one point to an infinite others if there is no restriction applied such that each point only has finitely many predecessors ...
S. Chandragiri
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Functional equations and martingales [PDF]
We consider functional equations (Cauchy's, Abel's and some other functional equations) and show that to find general solution of these equations is equivalent to establish that a space-transformation of a Brownian Motion by suitable function (or functions) is a martingale.
M. Mania, L. Tikanadze
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Mutually homogeneous functions I. Matrices of the finite size
This publication continues the study of the properties of Euler homogeneous functions that can be used in the synthesis of electric and magnetic fields of electron and ion-optical systems to carry out spectrographic mode record.
Berdnikov Alexander+2 more
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