On the form of homomorphisms into the differential group \(L^1_s\) and their extensibility (Q1781907)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2174562
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    On the form of homomorphisms into the differential group \(L^1_s\) and their extensibility
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2174562

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      On the form of homomorphisms into the differential group \(L^1_s\) and their extensibility (English)
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      9 June 2005
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      The \(s\)-th differential group \(L^1_{s}\) is the set of \(s\)-tuples with real or complex components, the first component being nonzero, with product formed as the \(k\)-th derivative (\(k=1,\dots,s\)) of a composite function. The authors consider homomorphisms \(F_s=(1,0,\dots,0,f),\) the last, \(q\)-th (\(q=2,\dots,s\)) component \(f\) being nonzero, from an abelian group into \(L^1_{s}.\) In particular they give a necessary and sufficient conditon for \(F_s\) to be extendable to \(F_{s+1}.\)
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      functional equations
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      formal power series
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      differential group
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      homomorphisms
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      abelian group
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