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Approximation of radical functional equations related to quadratic and quartic mappings [PDF]
In this paper, we introduce and solve of the radical quadratic and radical quartic functional equations: f(ax2+by2)=af(x)+bf(y),f(ax2+by2)+f(|ax2−by2|)=2a2f(x)+2b2f(y). We also establish some stability results in 2-normed spaces and then the stability by
Hamid Khodaei +2 more
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2512. Cubic and quartic equations
The Mathematical Gazette, 1955H. Lindgren
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On the solutions of quartic Diophantine equations
MATHEMATICA, 2023In this article, first, using the elliptic curve method, it is proved that the quartic Diophantine equations x^4-y^4=k(t^lambda-u^4{+-} v^4) for positive even lambda and integers k and t has infinitely many non-trivial rational solutions. Then, by direct ways, parametric solutions for equations x^4-y^4=k(t^3{+-} u^4-v^4) are found.
Mahnaz Ahmadi +2 more
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A generalized quartic equation of state
Fluid Phase Equilibria, 1996A generalized quartic equation of state has been developed for nonpolar and polar fluids. The quartic equation of state needs only four fluid properties to predict physical and thermodynamic properties over a wide range of temperatures and pressures. These four properties are critical volume, critical temperature, acentric factor and dipole moment. The
V.M. Shah +3 more
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Stability of a quartic functional equation
Journal of Fixed Point Theory and Applications, 2018The authors introduce an {\(n\)-dimensional quartic functional equation} and show that this new equation generalizes some known {quartic functional equations}. The main task of the paper is to verify the stability (in the Ulam-Hyers sense) of the \(n\)-dimensional quartic equation for mappings between a normed space and a Banach space. Two such results
Sandra Pinelas +2 more
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A new quartic equation of state
Fluid Phase Equilibria, 2001Abstract A new quartic equation of state (EOS) is presented, which consists of the repulsive term of CCOR EOS and the attractive term of PT EOS, coupled with new parameters, the general forms of which are given for non-polar substances. The new EOS can be solved algebraically like a cubic EOS.
Zhi, Y +3 more
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Cubic and Quartic Diophantine Equations
2020In Chapters 3 and 4 we were concerned with quadratic equations in two variables, but were only allowing ourselves integer solutions. An equation involving polynomials together with the constraint that we are only interested in integer solutions is called a Diophantine equation. In this sense we have been considering ‘quadratic Diophantine equations’.
Menny Aka +2 more
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On the Solution of Quartic and Cubic Equations
IETE Journal of Education, 2006A method of solving a quartic equation, which does not require extracting the roots of complex numbers is explained in details. In the process, the solution of a cubic equation has also been presented, with the same degree of simplicity.
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