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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-44577-9mptotic evaluation of divergent integrals, boundary layer theory and singular perturbations. Our aim in this chapter is to present the basic concepts of their methods and illustrate them with representative examples.

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Direct Products and Convolutions of Distributions,product of the distributions .(.) ∈ .′. and .(.) ∈ .′. according to (1),.and check whether the right side of this equation defines a linear continuous functional over .. For this purpose, we prove the following lemma:.(.) = <.(.), .(.)>, . ∈ .′.(.) ∈ ., ., . (., .,..., .) . {.(.)} → .(.) . → ∞, .(.) = {<.(.), .(.)>} → .(.) . → ∞.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-8315-4ul method of attacking these problems is to embed them in the whole space. This is achieved by extending the solution to the other side of the surface in some suitable fashion, as we did in deriving the Poisson integral formula in Chapter 10. We then obtain a regular singular function that satisfies