Solving f( h(x) , y , z- x )=f(x, y, z) ; f(x, y, z +1)= m(f(x ,y, z)
From: Alain Verghote (alainverghote_at_yahoo.fr)
Date: 11/15/04
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Date: 15 Nov 2004 15:51:33 -0500
Dear Friends,
This kind of thing is in the air,I want to show a solving method for
a multidimensionnal functional equation sit on a threefeet stool:
-Abel counting phi function for h(x)
phi(h(x))=phi(x)+1
-power iterated functons like
m(L)^[r] r real or complex,
-evolution process
when (x ,y ,z)-> (h(x) ,y ,z-x) f->f 1)
(x ,y, z)-> (x ,y,z+1) f-> m(f ) 2)
So we observe that (y*phi(x)+z+c ) is invariant for
transformation 1) c any constant , A)
and transformation 2) taken into account by m^[..z] B)
combining A) and B) we've got:
f(x ,y ,z)= m^[y*phi(x)+z+c](L)
Alain.
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