What are the only solutions of a distributional equation:
$$xT'=0$$
Thanks. Any hint?
I know that $T'(\phi)=-T(\Phi')$.
Hint. By definition of the product and derivative of distributions $$ 0=(xT')(\varphi)=T'(x\varphi)=-T\big((x\varphi)'\big)=-T(\varphi+x\varphi'), $$ for all $\varphi\in\mathscr D(\mathbb R)$.
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Hint. By definition of the product and derivative of distributions $$ 0=(xT')(\varphi)=T'(x\varphi)=-T\big((x\varphi)'\big)=-T(\varphi+x\varphi'), $$ for all $\varphi\in\mathscr D(\mathbb R)$.