Introduction to Distributions

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This lecture provides a brief introduction to the theory of distributions, covering topics such as Green's representation formula, properties of the fundamental solution, and the definition of distributions. The lecture progresses through the explanation of fundamental solutions, properties of distributions, and the concept of convergence in distribution.

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