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Postdoctoral and Non Tenure-Track Positions at Beijing Normal University A number of positions are available for recent Ph.D recipients at the School of
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Re: convolutions of restrictions of functions
My initial guess is those functions(f*g restricted to H and f restrict * g restrict) would differ by a compactly supported function in G.Hence their fourier
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Re: convolutions of restrictions of functions
Thanks for the answer. Reiter's book, which was mentioned by Mr. Shravan Kumar, relates a few properties of an integrable function on a locally compact
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Re: convolutions of restrictions of functions
It is better to read Reiter's book on "Classical harmonic analysis and locally compact groups" which contains details on this. Shravan ... From: lakshanyamath
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convolutions of restrictions of functions
It would be very helpful for me if anyone could explain the following: Let G be a locally compact abelian group and H, a closed subgroup of G. Let f,g be
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