Non-Archimedean hyperstability of Cauchy–Jensen functional equations on a restricted domain

Let X be a normed space, {U\subset X\setminus\{0\}} a non-empty subset, and {(G,+)} a commutative group equipped with a complete ultrametric d that is invariant (i.e., {d(x+z,y+z)=d(x,y} ) for {x,y,z\in G} ). Under some weak natural assumptions on U and on the function {\gamma\colon U^{3}\to[0,\infty)} , we study the new generalized hyperstability results when {f\colon U\to G} satisfies the inequality d\biggl{(}\alpha f\biggl{(}\frac{x+y}{\alpha}+z\biggr{)},\alpha f(z)+f(y)+f(x)% \biggr{)}\leq\gamma(x,y,z) for all {x,y,z\in U} , where {\frac{x+y}{\alpha}+z\in U} and {\alpha\geq 2} is a fixed positive integer. The method is based on a quite recent fixed point theorem (Theorem 1 in [J. Brzdȩk and K. Ciepliński, A fixed point approach to the stability of functional equations in non-Archimedean metric spaces, Nonlinear Anal. 74 2011, 18, 6861–6867]) (cf. [8, Theorem 1]) in some functions spaces.