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Generalized Functions in Mathematical Physics: Main Ideas & Concepts
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Generalized Functions in Mathematical Physics: Main Ideas & Concepts

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This important book gives an interconnected presentation of some basic ideas, concepts, results of the theory of generalised functions (first of all, in the framework of the theory of distributions) and equations of mathematical physics. A part of the material is given according to the scheme: definition – theorem – proof. This scheme is convenient for presenting results in clear and concentrated form. However, it seems reasonable to give a student the possibility not only to study a priori given definitions and proofs of theorems, but also to discover them while considering the problems involved. A series of sections serve this purpose. Moreover, a part of the material is given as exercises and problems.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Nova Science Publishers Inc
Country
United States
Date
23 April 2001
Pages
131
ISBN
9781560729051

This important book gives an interconnected presentation of some basic ideas, concepts, results of the theory of generalised functions (first of all, in the framework of the theory of distributions) and equations of mathematical physics. A part of the material is given according to the scheme: definition – theorem – proof. This scheme is convenient for presenting results in clear and concentrated form. However, it seems reasonable to give a student the possibility not only to study a priori given definitions and proofs of theorems, but also to discover them while considering the problems involved. A series of sections serve this purpose. Moreover, a part of the material is given as exercises and problems.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Nova Science Publishers Inc
Country
United States
Date
23 April 2001
Pages
131
ISBN
9781560729051