MATH 247: Theory of Distributions and Applications

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Units: 4

Hours: Lecture, 3 hours; outside research, 3 hours

Catalog page 333

Prerequisites: MATH 146A, MATH 209C; or consent of instructor

Description: Explores approximation of differentiable functions. Addresses theory of distributions, including basic properties, differentiation, and key operations. Covers applications to multivariable calculus and clas- sical equations of mathematical physics. Examines particular spaces of distributions; convolution and Fourier transform; fractional differentiation; Fourier integral operators; and pseudo differential operators.

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Year F W S Su Total
2018-19 11/25 11/25