Matematická súťaž vysokoškolákov 1986
We consider the functional equation where is a given increasing homeomorphism of an open interval and is an unknown continuous function. In a previous paper we proved that no continuous solution can cross the line where is a fixed point of , with a possible exception for . The range of any non-constant continuous solution is an interval whose end-points are fixed by and which contains in its interior no fixed point except for . We also gave a characterization of the class of continuous...
In 1992 Agronsky and Ceder proved that any finite collection of non-degenerate Peano continua in the unit square is an ω-limit set for a continuous map. We improve this result by showing that it is valid, with natural restrictions, for the triangular maps (x,y) ↦ (f(x),g(x,y)) of the square. For example, we show that a non-trivial Peano continuum C ⊂ I² is an orbit-enclosing ω-limit set of a triangular map if and only if it has a projection property. If C is a finite union of Peano continua then,...
We prove that every infinite nowhere dense compact subset of the interval is an -limit set of homoclinic type for a continuous function from to .
We consider the functional equation where is a given increasing homeomorphism of an open interval and is an unknown continuous function. In a series of papers by P. Kahlig and J. Smítal it was proved that the range of any non-constant solution is an interval whose end-points are fixed under and which contains in its interior no fixed point except for . They also provide a characterization of the class of monotone solutions and prove a necessary and sufficient condition for any solution...
We consider the functional equation where is a given homeomorphism of an open interval and is an unknown continuous function. A characterization of the class of continuous solutions is given in a series of papers by Kahlig and Smítal 1998–2002, and in a recent paper by Reich et al. 2004, in the case when is increasing. In the present paper we solve the converse problem, for which continuous maps , where is an interval, there is an increasing homeomorphism of such that . We...
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