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g(f(z))=g(z)+1 | g(f(z))=g(z)+1 | ||
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where function <math>f</math> is supposed to be given, and function <math>g</math> is expected to be | where function <math>f</math> is supposed to be given, and function <math>g</math> is expected to be found. | ||
This equation is closely related to the iteraitonal equation | This equation is closely related to the iteraitonal equation | ||
:<math>H(F(z))=F(z+1)</math> | :<math>H(F(z))=F(z+1)</math> |
Revision as of 09:41, 8 December 2008
Abel function is special kind of solutions of the Abel equations used to classify then as superfunctions, and formulate conditions of the uniqueness.
The Abel equation [1] [2] is class of equations which can be written in the form
where function is supposed to be given, and function is expected to be found. This equation is closely related to the iteraitonal equation
which is also called "Abel equation". There is deduction at wikipedia that show some eqiovalence of these equaitons.
In general the Abel equation may have many solutions, and the additional requirements are necesary to select the only one among them.
superfunctions and Abel funcitons
If
- ,
- is holomorphic function on , is holomorphic function on
Then and only then
is
superfunction of on
If
- is superfunction on on
- <math> H \subseteq \mathbb{C}, <math> D \subseteq \mathbb{C},