Lecture

Convolution Product: Radioactive Exchange

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of convolution product, focusing on examples and justification for the definition. It explores the radioactive exchange phenomenon and its application in mathematical inversion formulas. The instructor demonstrates how to motivate the definition through deposited mass and differential equations.

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