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f: R-> R f(x)+f(y)=f(x+y) for all x,y in R If f is continuous at some p in R, it follows that f is continuous on R. Then we can conclude that f(x)=cx for all x in R, where c is a constant. How about the condition that f(x) is discontinuous at each point x of R? If possible, please construct an explicit example. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 114.42.81.224
zombiea :consider R as Q-vector space with basis {x} 11/09 01:44
zombiea :and chose {x} contained in [0,1] 11/09 01:45
zombiea :then regard R->R as Q linear transform by 11/09 01:45
zombiea :x->1 for all basis x , then this is what you need 11/09 01:46
cacud :好像泛函的題目@@ 11/09 01:53
THEJOY :#18YhYIfr 或 搜尋作者THEJOY第二篇 11/09 08:50