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Let h be a scalar-valued function and put g(s) = h(s)a? if s is in e, and g(s) = 0 if s
is in none of the sets e. Then (43) | g(s)f(s)is = sh's)f(s) as: hence (42) follows from
the similar well-known equation for scalarvalued functions. This concludes the ...
Let h be a scalar-valued function and put g(s) = h(s)a? if s is in e, and g(s) = 0 if s
is in none of the sets e. Then (43) | g(s)f(s)is = sh's)f(s) as: hence (42) follows from
the similar well-known equation for scalarvalued functions. This concludes the ...
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This operator f(T) is also the same as the operator x01 + . . . .x,T" as defined in
Definition 1.1. PRoof. It is clear that the sum zol-1-... +x,T" defined in accordance
with Definition 1.1 is the same as the operator f(T) of Definition VII.9.6. Let f(T) be
...
This operator f(T) is also the same as the operator x01 + . . . .x,T" as defined in
Definition 1.1. PRoof. It is clear that the sum zol-1-... +x,T" defined in accordance
with Definition 1.1 is the same as the operator f(T) of Definition VII.9.6. Let f(T) be
...
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Js or of rath. f so, i. to: f : If s to : o: Fo • *, 7 DEFINITION. Let I be an open set in E",
and let F be a distribution in I. Then the distribution F in I defined by the equation
F(q) = F(j), p e Co(I), is called the compler conjugate of F. 8 LEMMA. Let I and F ...
Js or of rath. f so, i. to: f : If s to : o: Fo • *, 7 DEFINITION. Let I be an open set in E",
and let F be a distribution in I. Then the distribution F in I defined by the equation
F(q) = F(j), p e Co(I), is called the compler conjugate of F. 8 LEMMA. Let I and F ...
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