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On products of additive functions (a third approach)

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Leta 1, ⋯, as : G → K be additive functions from an abelian groupG into a fieldK such thata 1(g)·⋯·as(g) = 0 for allg ∈ G. If char(K) =0, then it is well known that one of the functions a1 has to vanish. We give a new proof of this result and show that, if char(K) > 0, it is only valid under additional assumptions.

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Halter-Koch, F. On products of additive functions (a third approach). Aeq. Math. 45, 281–284 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01855885

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