Extremal Approximately Convex Functions and the Best Constants in a Theorem of Hyers and Ulam
S. J. Dilworth, Ralph Howard, James W. Roberts
Abstract
Let n1 and B2. A real-valued function f defined on the n-simplex Δn is approximately convex with respect to ΔB-1 iff f(Σi=1B tixi) Σi=1B tif(xi) +1 for all x1,...,xB ∈ Δn and all (t1,...,tB)∈ ΔB-1. We determine explicitly the extremal (i.e. pointwise largest) function of this type which vanishes on the vertices of Δn. We also prove a stability theorem of Hyers-Ulam type which yields as a special case the best constants in the Hyers-Ulam stability theorem for ε-convex functions.
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