Generalized Functions and Dispersion Relations in Physics
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- Solution élémentaires d'opérateurs différentiels du second ordre
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(16)- Polynomial operators, Stieltjes convolution, and fractional calculus in hereditary mechanics
- On the application of fractional calculus for the formulation of viscoelastic models
- How can local properties be described in field theories without strict locality?
- Boundary value of analytic functions
- Quantum field model with unrenormalizable interaction
- Spectral representations of Lorentz invariant distributions and scale transformation
- Boundary values of analytic functions. II
- The postulational foundations of linear systems
- The definition of the product \(\delta\)(x)\(\cdot\) x\(^{-\alpha}\) (\(\alpha >\)0, real) and its applications
- Generalization of the Bjorken asymptotic expansion for non-integer asymptotic powers
- A Petrov-Galerkin formulation for the alpha interpolation of FEM and FDM stencils: applications to the Helmholtz equation
- The convergence of the generalized function solution of Kramers' equation for Brownian motion
- Generalized free fields and the representations of Weyl group
- Analytic Functionals in Quantum Field Theory
- Causality and the S Matrix
- Analytic Representations of Two-Point Functions with Noncanonical Light-Cone Singularities. I
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