Lecture

Approximation by Smooth Functions

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This lecture covers the concept of approximation by smooth functions in a normed vector space, focusing on the convergence of sequences of functions and the properties of the support of functions. It also discusses the implications of convergence and the use of dominated convergence in proving convergence of functions.

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