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Basic Hyperfunctions,perfunctions and dealt with in a unified way. In this chapter we discuss, in detail, several examples of basic hyperfunctions. We begin with characteristics of individual hyperfunctions such as ., etc.

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Operations on Hyperfunctions,d side represents ‘something’ determined by a pair of analytic functions: ..(.), F.-(.) , and write .. We call this ‘something‘ a .. To save space, it may be written [F.(.), F.(.)]. Alternatively, we may write the pair ..(.), .-(.) simply as .(.), so that (1.2) becomes: .(.)→.(.). (1.3)