Stability of Systems of General Functional Equations in the Compact-Open Topology
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Abstract: We introduce a fairly general concept of functional equation for -tuples of functions between arbitrary sets. The homomorphy equations for mappings between groups and other algebraic systems, as well as various types of functional equations and recursion formulas occurring in mathematical analysis or combinatorics, respectively, become special cases (of systems) of such equations. Assuming that is a locally compact and is a completely regular topological space, we show that systems of such functional equations, with parameters satisfying rather a modest continuity condition, are stable in the following intuitive sense: Every -tuple of ``sufficiently continuous, ``reasonably bounded functions satisfying the given system with a ``sufficient precision on a ``big enough compact set is already ``arbitrarily close on an ``arbitrarily big compact set to a -tuple of continuous functions solving the system. The result is derived as a consequence of certain intuitively appealing ``almost-near principle using the relation of infinitesimal nearness formulated in terms of nonstandard analysis.
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