Lecture

Distributional Derivatives

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of distributional derivatives, defining them for tempered distributions and exploring their properties. It discusses the equivalence between continuity and boundedness of linear operators, providing proofs and examples. The lecture also delves into the concept of weak-* continuity and the adjoint of linear operators, illustrating their properties through various mathematical demonstrations.

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Mathematics

Analysis: Functional analysis

Algebra: Linear algebra

Topology: General topology

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