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Heat-kernel convolution (u(⋅,t)=Kt​∗g)

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For the heat equation on Rn with diffusion coefficient one, the heat kernel is Kt​(x)=(4πt)−n/2e−∣x∣2/(4t). Its convolution with bounded initial data is smooth for positive time, solves the equation by differentiation under the integral, and returns continuous initial data locally uniformly through the approximate identity property. It is Gaussian filtering with per-coordinate variance 2t.

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