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On diffraction Fresnel transforms for Boehmians. (English) Zbl 1243.46032
Summary: The theory of the diffraction Fresnel transform is extended to certain spaces of Schwartz distributions. In the context of Boehmian spaces, the diffraction Fresnel transform is obtained as a continuous function. Convergence with respect to $\delta$ and $\Delta$ is also defined.

##### MSC:
 46F12 Integral transforms in distribution spaces
##### Keywords:
Schwartz distributions; Boehmian spaces
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