Titlebook: Generalized Functions and Their Applications; R. S. Pathak Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993 Manifold.Standard.diffe

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On the Expansion of Zonal Holomorphic Functions on the Complex Sphere,to study functions or generalized functions on it, we study the Fourier series. If we are working in the analytic category, our objects are real analytic functions and hyperfunctions on .. and they can be characterized by the growth conditions of their Fourier coefficients. For example, . is real analytic if and only if

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Pseudo-Asymptotic Expansion of Generalized Functions,established tauberian theorems for Fourier-Laplace transforms of generalized functions in the complex domain. In the present work Pseudo-asymptotic expansion (p.a.e.) of generalized functions is defined as an improvement over its quasi-asymptotic expansion (q.a.e.) providing an error term in q.a.e.

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978-1-4899-1593-1Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-37813-3ll of the Euclidean space .., which moreover satisfy specific boundary conditions on the unit sphere. These nullsolutions are complexified to the Lie ball in .., thus forming a closed sub-module of the Hilbertmodule (Math) which consists of holomorphic functions in the Lie ball with ..-boundary beha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-4026-4numbers which is used to define ultradistributions. A norm growth of the Cauchy integral of elements in .’ (..), where * is either (..) or {..}, is obtained involving the associated function . corresponding to the sequences ..; the Cauchy integral is a holomorphic function of . ∊ . + . 2282 .. where

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-44470-9tion. Generalized functions are also a powerful tool to formulate in a unified manner fundamental physical laws. We shall give here two general examples of such an application of generalized functions. The first is to the writing of the equations satisfied by shock waves : we establish in particular

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Arduino, Circuits and Components,n tools are introduced..First, starting from weighted Sobolev spaces on a disc or an annulus and supplied with the Taylor basis, we move to an ‘arbitrary’ open set by means of a conformal mapping. In many cases our weighted Sobolev spaces behave naturally under an analytic pull-back. The analytic fu