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Since δ1/t​φ(x)=φ(x/t) maps the Schwartz space continuously to itself, the formula
⟨δt​u,φ⟩=t−n⟨u,δ1/t​φ⟩
(1)
defines a continuous linear functional on S, hence a tempered distribution. For a locally integrable function u, the change of variables formula y=tx gives
∫Rn​u(tx)φ(x)dx=t−n∫Rn​u(y)φ(y/t)dy,
(2)
so this dilation of a distribution agrees with ordinary function dilation.

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