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Lecture Notes on the Theory of Distributions

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Lecture Notes on the Theory of Distributions
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Publisher: Universitaet Wien
Number of pages: 160

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From the table of contents: 1. Test Functions and Distributions; 2. Differentiation, Differential Operators; 3. Basic Constructions; 4. Convolution; 5. Fourier Transform and Temperate Distributions; 6. Regularity; 7. Fundamental Solutions.

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