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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2021 / ii / Paper 2 / 23H / b

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Take the extension from part (a), and choose M>N+n+1. The positive function
w(x)=(1+∣x∣2)−M/2
(1)
belongs to XN,k​. Positivity extends from nonnegative Schwartz functions to nonnegative elements obtained as XN,k​ limits. Since
−∥ϕ∥M,0​w≤ϕ≤∥ϕ∥M,0​w,
(2)
positivity gives
∣v[ϕ]∣≤v[w]∥ϕ∥M,0​.
(3)
Taking K=v[w] proves that every positive distribution has order zero.

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