We prove here that under
adequate restrictions, convergence of a sequence of vector-valued distributions {Pn}
and boundedness of the sequence of their convolution inverses {Sn} implies
convergence of {Sn}; boundedness and convergence are formulated with respect to
“fractional derivative norms” which include ordinary boundedness and convergence as
a particular case. The results include diverse results for convergence of solutions of
differential, difference and functional equations proved by Trotter, Kato, Goldstein,
Ujishima, Ponomarev and others.