Internal sets and internal functions in Colombeau theory
M. Oberguggenberger, H. Vernaeve

TL;DR
This paper explores internal sets and functions within Colombeau algebras, inspired by nonstandard analysis, establishing a saturation principle and demonstrating applications to the structure of generalized functions.
Contribution
It introduces the concepts of internal sets and functions in Colombeau theory and proves a saturation principle, advancing the understanding of their algebraic and analytical properties.
Findings
Established a saturation principle for internal sets in Colombeau algebras
Defined and analyzed internal functions within the Colombeau framework
Applied internal set theory to derive new results in Colombeau algebra structure
Abstract
Inspired by nonstandard analysis, we define and study internal subsets and internal functions in algebras of Colombeau generalized functions. We prove a saturation principle for internal sets and provide applications to Colombeau algebras.
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