Topological Isomorphism of the Space of Fréchet Generalised Functions.

Ijeoma E. Nwachukwu

doi:10.52589/AJMSS-IICISLI0

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Topological Isomorphism of the Space of Fréchet Generalised Functions.

African Journal of Mathematics and Statistics Studies

Vol. 8Issue 32025pp. 247–254Published 2 September 2025

DOI 10.52589/AJMSS-IICISLI0

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Abstract:

The characterisation of the space of Fréchet generalised functions was established with respect to the weak-⋆ topology, which confirms the completeness of the space, G_X, through the space of test functions , D(X). The isomorphism bridges the gap between the Fréchet space of test functions and the space of generalised functions.

Keywords:Generalised Functions Fréchet Spaces Test Functions Weak ⋆ -topology Isomorphism.

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