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Solvability in Gevrey classes of some linear functional equations

Elmostafa Bendib·Hicham Zoubeir
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In this paper, we associate to each positive number k a new class of endomorphisms of the sheaf of germs of holomorphic functions on [-1,1] and prove the solvability in the Gevrey class G_k([-1,1]) of some linear functional equations related to endomorphisms.

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Elmostafa Bendib, Hicham Zoubeir. 2019-02-03. Solvability in Gevrey classes of some linear functional equations. https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.01688

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