Generalised Functions
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Theories of Generalised Functions
Explaining and comparing the various standard types of generalised functions which have been developed during the 20th Century, this text also contains accounts of recent non-standard theories of distributions, ultradistributions and Stato-hyperfunctions. The book could readily be used as a main text on generalised functions for mathematical undergraduates in final year analysis courses, as it presupposes little more than a general mathematical background. It also makes a valuable reference text for non-specific applied mathematics students, such as physicists or electrical engineers, needing to gain expertise in the application of generalised functions to physical problems, without any prior acquaintance of the specialised subject matter. An ideal companion book to Delta Functions, also by Professor Hoskins. - Explains and compares the various standard types of generalised functions that have been developed during the 20th Century - Contains accounts of recent non-standard theories of distributions, ultradistributions and Stato-hyperfunctions
An Introduction to Fourier Analysis and Generalised Functions
Author: Sir M. J. Lighthill
language: en
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Release Date: 1958
"Clearly and attractively written, but without any deviation from rigorous standards of mathematical proof...." Science Progress
Generalised Functions
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