
Topological Vector Spaces, Distributions and Kernels
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- Front Cover
- Topological Vector Spaces, Distributions and Kernels
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Part I: Topological Vector Spaces. Spaces of Functions
- Chapter 1. Filters. Topological Spaces. Continuous Mappings
- Chapter 2. Vector Spaces. Linear Mappings
- Chapter 3. Topological Vector Spaces. Definition
- Chapter 4. Hausdorff Topological Vector Spaces. Quotient Topological Vector Spaces. Continuous Linear Mappings
- Hausdorff Topological Vector Spaces
- Quotient Topological Vector Spaces
- Continuous Linear Mappings
- Chapter 5. Cauchy Filters. Complete Subsets. Completion
- Chapter 6. Compact Sets
- Chapter 7. Locally Convex Spaces. Seminorms
- Chapter 8. Metrizable Topological Vector Spaces
- Chapter 9. Finite Dimensional Hausdorff Topological Vector Spaces. Linear Subspaces with Finite Codimension. Hyperplanes
- Chapter 10. Fréchet Spaces. Examples
- Example I. The Space of lk Functions in an Open Subset O of Rn
- Example II. The Space of Holomorphic Functions in an Open Subset O of Cn
- Example III. The Space of Formal Power Series in n Indeterminates
- Example IV. The Space e of e8 Functions in Rn Rapidly Decreasing at Infinity
- Chapter 11. Normable Spaces. Banach Spaces. Examples.
- Chapter 12. Hilbert Spaces
- Chapter 13. Spaces LF. Examples
- Chapter 14. Bounded Sets
- Chapter 15. Approximation Procedures in Spaces of Functions
- Chapter 16. Partitions of Unity
- Chapter 17. The Open Mapping Theorem
- Part II: Duality. Spaces of Distributions
- Chapter 18. The Hahn-Banach Theorem
- (1) Problems of Approximation
- (2) Problems of Existence
- (3) Problems of Separation
- Chapter 19. Topologies on the Dual
- Chapter 20. Examples of Duals among Lp Spaces
- Example I. The Duals of the Spaces of Sequences lp(1 = p & + 8)
- Example II. The Duals of the Spaces Lp(O) (1 = p & + 8)
- Chapter 21. Radon Measures. Distributions
- Radon Measures in an Open Subset O of Rn
- Distributions in an Open Subset of Rn
- Chapter 22. More Duals: Polynomials and Formal Power Series. Analytic Functionals
- Polynomials and Formal Power Series
- Analytic Functionals in an Open Subset O of Cn
- Chapter 23. Transpose of a Continuous Linear Map
- Example I. Injections of Duals
- Example II. Restrictions and Extensions
- Example III. Differential Operators
- Chapter 24. Support and Structure of a Distribution
- Distributions with Support at the Origin
- Chapter 25.Example of Transpose: Fourier Transformation of Tempered Distributions
- Chapter 26. Convolution of Functions
- Chapter 27. Example of Transpose: Convolution of Distributions
- Chapter 28. Approximation of Distributions by Cutting and Regularizing
- Chapter 29. Fourier Transforms of Distributions with Compact Support The Paley-Wiener Theorem
- Chapter 30. Fourier Transforms of Convolutions and Multiplications
- Chapter 31. The Sobolev Spaces
- Chapter 32. Equicontinuous Sets of Linear Mappings
- Chapter 33. Barreled Spaces. The Banach-Steinhaus Theorem
- Chapter 34. Applications of the Banach-Steinhaus Theorem
- 34.1. Application to Hilbert Spaces
- 34.2. Application to Separately Continuous Functions on Products
- 34.3. Complete Subsets of LG(E
- F )
- 34.4. Duals of Montel Spaces
- Chapter 35. Further Study of the Weak Topology
- Chapter 36. Topologies Compatible with a Duality. The Theorem of Mackey. Reflexivity
- The Normed Space EB
- Examples of Semireflexive and Reflexive Spaces
- Chapter 37. Surjections of Fréchet Spaces
- Proof of Theorem 37.1
- Proof of Theorem 37.2
- Chapter 38. Surjections of Fréchet Spaces (continued). Applications
- Proof of Theorem 37.3
- An Application of Theorem 37.2: A Theorem of E. Borel
- An Application of Theorem 37.3: A Theorem of Existence of l8 Solutions of a Linear Partial Differential Equation
- Part III: Tensor Products. Kernels
- Chapter 39. Tensor Product of Vector Spaces
- Chapter 40. Differentiable Functions with Values in Topological Vector Spaces. Tensor Product of Distributions
- Chapter 41. Bilinear Mappings. Hypocontinuity
- Proof of Theorem 41.1
- Chapter 42. Spaces of Bilinear Forms. Relation with Spaces of Linear Mappings and with Tensor Products
- Chapter 43. The Two Main Topologies on Tensor Products. Completion of Topological Tensor Products
- Chapter 44. Examples of Completion of Topological Tensor Products: Products e
- Example 44.1. The Space lm (X
- E ) of lm Functions Valued in a Locally Convex Hausdorff Space E (0 = m = +8)
- Example 44.2. Summable Sequences in a Locally Convex Hausdorff Space
- Chapter 45. Examples of Completion of Topological Tensor Products: Completed p-Product of Two Fréchet Spaces
- Chapter 46. Examples of Completion of Topological Tensor Products: Completed p-Product with a Spaces L1
- 46.1. The Spaces La (E)
- 46.2. The Theorem of Dunford-Pettis
- 46.3. Application to L1 Xp E
- Chapter 47. Nuclear Mappings
- Example. Nuclear Mappings of a Banach Space into a Space L1
- Chapter 48. Nuclear Operators in Hilbert Spaces
- Chapter 49. The Dual of E?e F. Integral Mappings
- Chapter 50. Nuclear Spaces
- Proof of Proposition 50.1
- Chapter 51. Examples of Nuclear Spaces. The Kernels Theorem
- Chapter 52. Applications
- Appendix: The Borel Graph Theorem
- Bibliography for Appendix
- General Bibliography
- Index of Notation
- Subject Index
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