Non-symmetrically t-affine functions revisited
Abstract
In 2014, Michal Lewicki and Andrzej Olbry\'s proved that if a real valued function f defined on the real line satisfies the conditional functional equation \[ f(tx + (1-t)y) = t f(x) + (1-t) f(y), x≤ y, \] called non-symmetrically t-affine, then it is t-affine. That is, they concluded that f must fulfill the above equality without any restriction on x and y. In the current study, first we show that the above conditional equation implies that the function in question is locally t-affine. Then we derive t-affinity on open intervals. Finally, we formulate our main result, which generalizes the theorem of Lewicki and Olbry\'s for any subinterval of R.
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