A theorem of Piccard's type and its applications to polynomial functions and convex functions of higher orders
Eliza Jablonska

TL;DR
This paper proves a Piccard's type theorem and demonstrates the continuity of certain polynomial and convex functions that are measurable, extending classical results to higher-order functions.
Contribution
It introduces a new Piccard's type theorem and applies it to establish the continuity of higher-order polynomial and convex functions that are measurable.
Findings
Proved a Piccard's type theorem for higher-order functions.
Established continuity of $ ext{D}$-measurable polynomial functions of order n.
Established continuity of $ ext{D}$-measurable n-convex functions.
Abstract
In the paper a theorem of Piccard's type is proved and, consequently, the continuity of -measurable polynomial functions of -th order as well as -measurable -convex functions is shown. The paper refers to the papers \cite{Gajda} and \cite{EJ}.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFunctional Equations Stability Results · Analytic and geometric function theory · Mathematical Inequalities and Applications
