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Multiplication and Quasiasymptotic Behaviour in Generalized Fock Spaces

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A principle application for our development will be modeling a physical system consisting of an “infinite” number of particles. A system of n-particles termed bosoms or fermions has previously been modeled by n-dimensional symmetric or antisymmetric functions [1].

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Schmeelk, J. (1993). Multiplication and Quasiasymptotic Behaviour in Generalized Fock Spaces. In: Pathak, R.S. (eds) Generalized Functions and Their Applications. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-1591-7_21

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