Properties of a distribution function at infinite

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fairy._.queen

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Oct 30, 2012

Homework Statement

Let's consider a distribution function [itex]f=f(t,x^i,E,p^i)[/itex]. Is it true that
[itex]\mathop {\lim }\limits_{p \to\infty}p^{\alpha}f=0[/itex] [itex]\forall\alpha\in R[/itex]?

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I think so, not sure though. Thanks in advance!

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fairy._.queen

Nov 4, 2012

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Properties of a distribution function at infinite

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