Additive Function (Conventional)/Examples

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Examples of Additive Functions

In the field of abstract algebra, this operation can be seen to be a endomorphism on $\struct {S, +}$.

In the field of linear algebra, it can be seen that a linear transformation is additive.

When the domain is the set of real numbers, this is the Cauchy Functional Equation.


Example: $\map f x = 3 x$

Let $\map f x$ be the real function defined as:

$\forall x \in \R: \map f x = 3 x$

Then $f$ is an additive function.


Square Root is not Additive

The square root function is not an additive function.