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Solving a functional equation
Fact: if you can recover $(f,g)$ from the collection $(h_v)_{v\in V}$ then it must be the unique solution to your problem.
The case $h_v=0$ leads to a lot of non-uniqueness. Otherwise, there is only …
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Linearizing a power series by conjugation
You may find useful information in a recent article by D. Sauzin and al. "Explicit linearization of one-dimensional germs through tree-expansions" here, where they use "mould calculus" (introduced by …
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