Superdistributions (Q1107181): Difference between revisions

The standard definition of generalized functions (distributions) is generalized to supermanifolds in the frameworks developed in earlier papers of the authors. Having overcome technical obstructions, the authors get a result well-known and obvious if another definition of supermanifold is used (as of a ringed space): since the superspace of functions on a supermanifold is locally the tensor product of the algebra of functions on the underlying space by a finite-dimensional space (Grassmann algebra) V, its dual is the tensor product of the space of distributions on the underlying space by \(V^*\). (The authors in addition identify V with \(V^*\), uncanonically in general case, with the help of Berezin integral over odd variables.)