A local-global theorem on periodic maps

Abstract

Let 1,...,k be maps from Z to an additive abelian group with positive periods n1,...,nk respectively. We show that the function =1+...+k is constant if (x) equals a constant for |S| consecutive integers x where S=r/ns: r=0,...,ns-1; s=1,...,k; moreover, there are periodic maps f0,...,f|S|-1 from Z to Z only depending on S such that (x)=Σr=0|S|-1fr(x)(r) for all integers x. This local-global theorem extends a previous result [Math. Res. Lett. 11(2004), 187--196], and has various applications.

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