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2 1 I have installed the PWA studio successfully with the Venia storefront. But my development environment URL is generating something like below. https://magento-venia-concept-3328z.local.pwadev:8048/ How I can change the URL to something else. magento2.3 pwa pwa-studio venia share | improve this question edited 9 hours ago Asheem Patro asked yesterday Asheem Patro Asheem Patro 676 4 23

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0 I want to solve distributional equations of the form $fT=delta_0$ for a $C^infty$ function $f$ . For the equation $fT=0$ , we can bound the support of $T$ by $$text{supp }Tsubset f^{-1}({0})$$ and that usually helps solving such equations. However, for $fT=delta_0$ I don't seem to understand a pattern. For example, let's understand the solution of $xT=delta_0$ : We want to find a distribution $T$ such that $T(xvarphi)=varphi(0)$ for every $varphiinmathcal{D}(mathbb{R})$ . Since we can't evaluate $varphi(x)/x$ at $0$ , the next logical thing to do is to define $T$ as $$T(varphi)=lim_{xto 0}frac{varphi(x)}{x}.$$ Since $varphi$ is $C^infty$ , this works if and only if $varphi(0)=0$ . We can fix this by defining $$T(varphi)=lim_{xto 0}frac{varphi(x)-varphi(0)}{x}=varphi'(0).$$ That is,