Fourier transform of generalized functions
[7/43%]Prove that formula (17.1) defines a continuous isomorphism of the space , and the inverse operator is given by the equality .
Prove that if is a regular generalized function, generated by some function , then the Fourier transform , defined by formula (17.1), is a regular generalized function, generated by the function .
Prove properties (1)-(3) of the Fourier transform of generalized functions from .
Prove that formulas (17.2) and (17.3) define continuous operators from into . How do the Fourier transforms defined by these formulas differ?
Prove that a generalized function is analytic in the following sense:
where the series on the right converges in the sense of , and is the generalized function in , defined by the formula
for every .
Find the Fourier transform of the generalized functions in the corresponding spaces:
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Find all functions satisfying the equation:
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