Almost periodic hyperfunctions (Q4523196)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1549547
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    Almost periodic hyperfunctions
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1549547

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      Almost periodic hyperfunctions (English)
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      8 January 2001
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      ultra-distribution
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      differential operator
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      almost periodic functions
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      space of bounded hyperfunctions
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      almost periodic hyperfunction
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      Gauss transform
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      Let \(C_{ap}\) denote the space of almost periodic functions and \(B_{L^\infty}\) denote the dual space of \(D^{\{p!\}}_{L^1}\) called the space of bounded hyperfunctions. The authors chose the definition of an almost periodic hyperfunction \(T\in B_{L^\infty}\) by using limit of a sequence of trigonometric polynomials. The main result is: For \(T\in B_{L^\infty}\) the following statements are equivalent: (i) \(T\) is almost periodic. (ii) \(T*{\mathcal C}\in C_{ap}\) for every \({\mathcal C}\) belonging to the Sato space \({\mathcal F}\). (iii) There exist two functions \(f\) and \(g\) belonging to \(C_{ap}\) and an ultradifferential operator \(P\) of class \(\{p!^2\}\) such that \(T= P(D^2)f+ g\). (iv) The Gauss transform \(u(x,t)\) of \(T\) is almost periodic.
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