Let n be a natural number with 1≤n, let R be the real numbers, and let δ,ε∈R satisfy 0<δ and 0<ε. Write t−1 for the multiplicative inverse of t=0, and let powers with a natural exponent be those of Natural Number Power of an Element of a Field. Regard Euclidean space Rn as a real vector space, so that ty denotes the scalar multiple of y∈Rn by t∈R.
Let ρ:Rn→R be a mollifier kernel of radius δ on Rn, and let ρε:Rn→R be given by
ρε(y)=(ε−1)nρ(ε−1y)(y∈Rn).
Then ρε is a mollifier kernel of radius εδ on Rn.