Analytic D-Modules and Applications

by Jan-Erik Björk

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594 pages, Hardcover

First published January 31, 1993

Reviews

[Andrew]

A step up in terms of technical demands to most first books on D-modules, but often more friendly than, say, Sheaves on Manifolds.