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Harmonic analysis in the schwartz distribution spaces and some applications to nonclassical problems of mathematical physics

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Y. V. Zasorin (1997). Harmonic analysis in the schwartz distribution spaces and some applications to nonclassical problems of mathematical physics. Siberian Mathematical Journal, 38(6), 1112-1129. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02675938