On defining S-spaces
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1478/AAPP.91S2B2Parole chiave:
Schwartz spaces, Generalized functions, Distribution spaces, Topological vector spaces, S-Linear AlgebraAbstract
The present work is intended to be an introduction to the Superposition Theory of David Carfì. In particular I shall depict the meaning of his brand new theory, on the one hand in an informal fashion and on the other hand by giving a formal approach of the algebraic structure of the theory: the S-linear algebra. This kind of structure underpins the notion of S-spaces (or Carfì-spaces) by defining both its properties and its nature. Thus I shall define the S-triple as the fundamental principle upon which the S-linear algebra is built up.
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2013-05-30
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PISRS: Mathematics in Economics and Finance
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