trix) product of distributions, (neutrix) kth power of a distribution, convolution of kth order of functions, (neutrix) convolution of kth order of distributions.
IntroductionFor the theory of linear systems and circuits, investigated in telecommunications, electronics and signal processing [10,12], the Dirac delta impulse δ is a natural and useful object but no function in the classical sense corresponds to it. The notion can be mathematically justified on the base of the theory of distributions created by L. Schwartz [21] and appears to be very fruitful in various fields of applications and in mathematics itself. In particular, the signal δ = δ (t), meant as a distribution (generalized function) of time t on the real line R, allows one to determine in some cases the input-output characteristics of a non-autonomous linear system as well as its impulse response in the theory of systems and circuits.We present here our attempt to deliver a strict mathematical basis for some aspects of the theory of linear and nonlinear systems and circuits extending the domain of objects in use from functions to distributions to embrace δ , in particular. The presented work was inspired by the talk [5] delivered by the first http://dx