Difference between revisions of "Harmonic analysis"

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Harmonic analysis is the study of [[Fourier transformation]]s defined on arbitrary [[topological groups]].  Of special importance in harmonic analysis are the class of topological groups that are [[locally compact]].
 
Harmonic analysis is the study of [[Fourier transformation]]s defined on arbitrary [[topological groups]].  Of special importance in harmonic analysis are the class of topological groups that are [[locally compact]].
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Revision as of 19:20, March 20, 2007

Harmonic analysis is the study of Fourier transformations defined on arbitrary topological groups. Of special importance in harmonic analysis are the class of topological groups that are locally compact.