MATH 247: Theory of Distributions and Applications

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Units: 4

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

Catalog page 340

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 classical 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