A map M defined on a semigroup (group, Banach space etc.) and taking values in an Abelian group is called monomial of degree at most n whenever [formula]. We deal with the following stability problem for monomial mappings: given two functions F and ƒ satisfying the inequality [formula], we are looking for conditions admitting the existence of a nonnegative constant α such that [formula].
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A map M defined on a semigroup (group, Banach space etc.) S and taking values in an Abelian group is called monomial of degree at most n whenever Δny M (x) = n!M (y), where Δny stands for the n-th iterate of the usual difference operator Δy. We are looking for conditions upon a map F from S into a real normed linear space, controlled by ƒ in the sense that || n!F (y) - Δny F(x) || ≤ n!ƒ (y) - Δny ƒ(x), to be uniformly approximated by monomial mapping of degree at most n.
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