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Level sets of continuous functions increasing with respect to each variable

Katarzyna Sajbura (2005)

Discussiones Mathematicae, Differential Inclusions, Control and Optimization

We are going to prove that level sets of continuous functions increasing with respect to each variable are arcwise connected (Theorem 3) and characterize those of them which are arcs (Theorem 2). In [3], we will apply the second result to the classical linear functional equation φ∘f = gφ + h (cf., for instance, [1] and [2]) in a case not studied yet, where f is given as a pair of means, that is so-called mean-type mapping.

Lower-dimensional decompositions using complex variables

Wolfgang Tutschke (1998)

Archivum Mathematicum

The purpose of the present paper is to represent non-holomorphic functions depending on one or several complex variables by holomorphic and anti-holomorphic functions depending on only one complex variable. Similarly as in the case of functions of real variables, the obtained criteria can also be interpreted as conditions for the solvability of functional equations.

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