Jacob's ladders, crossbreeding and infinite sets of meta-functional equations as new species generated by the mother formula
Jan Moser

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new class of meta-functional equations in classical analysis, generated through crossbreeding a fundamental mother formula with an infinite set of subsidiary equations, creating novel mathematical species.
Contribution
It presents a novel method of generating new meta-functional equations via crossbreeding a core mother formula with infinite subsidiary sets, expanding the landscape of functional equations.
Findings
New meta-functional equations derived from mother formula
Infinite set of equations generated through crossbreeding
Introduction of a new species of formulas in analysis
Abstract
In this paper we obtain a set of meta-functional equations as new species of formulas in classical mathematical analysis. Mentioned species are generated by crossbreeding complete hybrid formula as a mother formula. Namely, they are generated by an infinite set of crossbreedings on some subsidiary infinite set of meta-functional equations with one neutral factor.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Logic · Functional Equations Stability Results · Data Management and Algorithms
