On the superstability of the functional equation f(xy)=yf(x)

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Banach Space Functional Equation Differentiable Mapping Cauchy Sequence Aequationes Math 
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© Mathematische Seminar 1997

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  1. 1.Mathematics Section, College of Science & TechnologyHong-Ik UniversityChochiwonSouth Korea

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