Constancy conjecture for cyclic solutions of the functional equations

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Let s≥1s\geq1, let 0≤γ<s0\leq\gamma<s, and let Aγ{\mathcal A}_{\gamma} be the analytic-function algebra considered in the source. Let S\mathcal S be the multiplicative semigroup generated by the integers N1,…,NsN_1,\ldots,N_s, and let g∈Aγg\in{\mathcal A}_{\gamma} be cyclic. Assume that, for every N∈SN\in\mathcal S, gg satisfies

g((zN)N)=∏ζN=1g(ζz).g((z^N)^N)=\prod_{\zeta^N=1}g(\zeta z).

Constancy conjecture. Then gg is constant. The source presents this as a proposed extension of the assertion that non-constant outer solutions do not occur in the corresponding class; it does not provide a proof or a resolution.

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Christopher Deninger, “Invariant measures on the circle and functional equations”, arXiv:1111.6416 (2011).

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