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Space of smooth functions (E(X))

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For an open set X⊆Rn, the space E(X)=C∞(X) carries the Fréchet topology in which fj​→f exactly when every derivative converges uniformly on every compact set contained in X.
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Compactly supported distribution space (E′(X))

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Space of smooth functions
The continuous dual E′(X) of E(X) is the space of compactly supported distributions on X. Its weak topology is pointwise convergence on E(X).

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