Abstract:
A system of homogeneous convolution equations is considered in convex Domains G1,…,Gq⊂G. Earlier (Mat. Sb. (N. S.) 111(153) (1980), 3–41) the author studied the following problem of spectral synthesis: under what conditions can every solution f=(f1,…,fq) of such a system be approximated by linear combinations of elementary solutions inside G1,…,Gq? In the present paper the following problem of the extension of the synthesis is considered: under what conditions does a solution f=(f1,…,fq) admit approximation not only in G1,…,Gq but also in larger domains G′1⊃G1, …, G′q⊃Gq which are contained in the domains of existence of the components f1,…,fq?
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Citation:
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