A Version of Lagrange's Theorem for Some Classes of Functions of Many Variables
Abstract
The famous mean motion problem which goes back to Lagrange as
follows: to prove that any exponential polynomial with exponents
on the imaginary axis has an average speed for the amplitude,
whenever the variable moves along a horizontal line. It was
completely proved by B.\,Jessen and H.\,Tornehave in Acta Math.77,
1945. Actually, this result is a consequence of almost periodicity
in Weyl's sense of amplitude increments over segments of the
length 1. Here we consider the problem for some classes of almost
periodic functions of several variables.
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English
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Publication Date
March 6, 2015
Submission Date
January 5, 2014
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Year 2014 Volume: 5 Number: 0