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Exponential Synthesis in the Kernel of a q-Sided Convolution Operator

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The traditional approach to the exponential synthesis problem for the space of solutions of a homogeneous convolution-type equation in a convex domain assumes that this space is invariant under some differential operator. This assumption makes it possible to reduce the problem of exponential synthesis to the problem of spectral synthesis. Is this assumption due to the method used to solve the problem, or is the invariance of the solution space necessary for a positive answer to the exponential synthesis problem? To answer this question, we consider special equations of the convolution type, the equations with q-sided convolution. For these equations, we show that the requirement of invariance for the solution space is necessary and cannot be omitted if we assume that the solution space admits exponential synthesis with a free choice of the convex region and the characteristic function of the equation.

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Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov POMI, Vol. 512, 2022, pp. 191–222.

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Tatarkin, A.A., Shishkin, A.B. Exponential Synthesis in the Kernel of a q-Sided Convolution Operator. J Math Sci 282, 581–600 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10958-024-07200-2

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