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Mollifier

Summary

A mollifier is a smooth, nonnegative bump function with integral 11, supported in the unit ball. Rescaling it gives a family φε\varphi_\varepsilon that concentrates at the origin as ε→0\varepsilon \to 0. Convolution with φε\varphi_\varepsilon turns a rough function into a smooth function that is close to it. Mollifiers are the standard tool to approximate functions, prove density results and regularize distributions.

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