A finite product of functions of temperate growth (in the sense of Schwartz) is again of
temperate growth, proved by induction on the finset using closure of HasTemperateGrowth
under multiplication.
Every monomial x^α on ℝⁿ has temperate growth: it is the product of coordinate-power
functions, each of which is of temperate growth.
Intermediate Sobolev-type representation of a tempered distribution: every u ∈ 𝓢'(ℝⁿ, ℂ)
can be written as a finite sum of pairings of C₀ functions with iterated derivatives of the
Schwartz test function, indexed over a ball of multi-indices. This is the form (10.10) used
in the proof of Theorem 10.5 (Schwartz representation).
Leibniz-rule rewrite of the intermediate Sobolev representation: any expression of the
form ∑ c0SchwartzPairing (v γ) (∂^γ φ) can be rewritten as a double sum over multi-indices
(α, β) of pairings against ∂^β (x^α · φ).
Schwartz representation theorem (Theorem 10.5 of Melrose), improved form: every tempered
distribution u ∈ 𝓢'(ℝⁿ, ℂ) is given by a finite sum over multi-indices (α, β) of
pairings of C₀ functions f α β with ∂^β (x^α · φ).