
The square functional equation \[ (1)\quad f(x+t,y+t)+f(x+t,y-t)+f(x-t,y- t)+f(x-t,y+t)=4f(x,y), \] where f: \(R\times R\to R\) and x, y, t are real variables, was investigated by \textit{J. Acźel}, the reviewer, \textit{M. A. McKiernan} and \textit{G.N. Sakovič} [ibid. 1, 37-53 (1968; Zbl 0157.461)]. On the other hand, the functional equation \[ (2)\quad f(x+t,y+t)+f(x-t,y-t)=f(x+t,y-t)+f(x-t,y+t), \] where f: \(R\times R\to R\) and x, y, t are real variables, was investigated by \textit{J. A. Baker} [Can. Math. Bull. 12, 837-846 (1969; Zbl 0187.091)] and the reviewr [Aequationes Math. 5, 118-119 (1970; Zbl 0207.458)]. In this paper the authors study continuous solutions on the real Euclidean n-space, \(R^ n\), of the functional equations \[ (3)\quad \sum^{m}_{j=1}\alpha_ jf(x-ta_ j)=f(x), \] where f: \(R^ n\to R\), \(\alpha_ 1\), \(\alpha_ 2,...,\alpha_ m\in R\), \(\sum^{m}_{j=1}\alpha_ j=1\) and \(a_ 1\), \(a_ 2,...,a_ m\in R^ n\), and \[ (4)\quad \sum^{m}_{j=1}(f(x- ta_ j)-f(x-tb_ j))=0, \] where f: \(R^ n\to R\) and \(a_ 1\), \(a_ 2,...,a_ m\), \(b_ 1\), \(b_ 2,...,b_ m\in R^ n\). The equations (3) and (4) are generalizations of (1) and (2), respectively.
510.mathematics, continuous solutions, 157, 461, square functional equation, 187, 91, Article, Functional equations and inequalities, 207, 458
510.mathematics, continuous solutions, 157, 461, square functional equation, 187, 91, Article, Functional equations and inequalities, 207, 458
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