Basic training in mathematics. A fitness program for science by R. Shankar

By R. Shankar

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Editor: John Michael Rassias, pp. 37-46 Chapter 3 S OME S TABILITY R ESULTS FOR E QUATIONS AND I NEQUALITIES C ONNECTED WITH THE E XPONENTIAL F UNCTION Włodzimierz Fechner and Roman Ger∗ Institute of Mathematics, Silesian University Bankowa 14, 40-007 Katowice, Poland Abstract We generalize some earlier results connected with the Hyers-Ulam stability of functional equations and inequalities related to the exponential function. In our first theorem we prove the stability of equation f = f ′ in reflexive normed spaces.

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That implies Q(2n ) = 4n Q(1), n ∈ N and for x = 1 2n we have: Q(1) = 4n Q(2−n ) ⇐⇒ Q(2−n ) = 4−n Q(1). For α ≤ 2 : sup x=0 |f (2n ) − Q(2n )| |f (x) − Q(x)| ≥ sup |x|α 2nα n∈N |4n n ln 2 − 4n Q(1)| 2nα n∈N = sup = sup 2n(2−α) |n ln 2 − Q(1)| = ∞. n∈N For α > 2 : sup x=0 |f (x) − Q(x)| |f (2−n ) − Q(2−n )| ≥ sup |x|α 2−nα n∈N |4−n n ln 2 − 4−n Q(1)| 2−nα n∈N = sup = sup 2n(α−2) |n ln 2 − Q(1)| = ∞. n∈N 51 52 L. G˘avrut¸a and P. G˘avrut¸a References [1] T. Aoki, On the stability of the linear transformation in Banach spaces, J.

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