The elementary theory of distributions (I)

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CONTENTS Introduction................................................................................... 3 § 1. Terminology and notation.................................................................................... 4 § 2. Uniform and almost uniform convergence....................................................... 6 § 3. Fundamental sequences of smooth functions............................................... 6 § 4. The definition of distributions................................................................................