Local stability of the Cauchy and Jensen equations in function spaces
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The authors consider two finite dimensional Banach spaces, a convex set \(D \subset X\) which includes 0, and the set of functions \(f\) from \(D\) into \(Y\). They prove, by using some interesting techniques, that in this class of functions the Cauchy equation is stable with respect to the Lipschitz norm. The stability of the Jensen equation is studied and two open problems are stated.
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