On the hyperbolic linear functional equations.
Let M be a non-empty set endowed with a dense linear order without the smallest and greatest elements. Let (G,+) be a group which has a non-trivial uniquely divisible subgroup. There are given conditions under which every solution F: M×G → M of the translation equation is of the form for a ∈ M, x ∈ G with some non-trivial additive function c: G → ℝ and a strictly increasing function f: M → ℝ such that f(M) + c(G) ⊂ f(M). In particular, a problem of J. Tabor is solved.
In this note we solve the inhomogeneous Cauchy functional equation f(x+y) - f(x) - f(y) = d(x,y), x,y belonging to R, in the case where d is bounded.
The inverse stability of functional equations is considered, i.e. when the function, approximating a solution of the equation, is an approximate solution of this equation.
In the paper two types of stability and of b-stability of functional equations are distinguished.