I think the both answer is "yes".
How can I prove that Schwartz space is closed under multiplication ?
Because if I know that, it is easy to see that being closed under convolution is satisfied.
Help me please.
Thanks
I think the both answer is "yes".
How can I prove that Schwartz space is closed under multiplication ?
Because if I know that, it is easy to see that being closed under convolution is satisfied.
Help me please.
Thanks
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I have found a answer to a similar question, and this answer is due to Davide, not me. I remark that, with some obvious modification, his proof can be applied to this question.
This is the link: Schwartz Space is closed under differentiation and multiplication by polynomials.
Hint: If $f, g \in \mathscr S$ and $\alpha$ and $\beta$ are multi-indices, what is $x^\alpha D^\beta(f g)$?