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A Comparison on the Commutative Neutrix Convolution of Distributions and the Exchange Formula
Authors:Adem Kilicman
Abstract:Let 
$${tilde f}$$
, 
$${tilde g}$$
be ultradistributions in 
$$mathcal{Z}{text{'}}$$
and let 
$$tilde fn = tilde f*delta n$$
and 
$$tilde gn = tilde g*sigma n$$
where 
$${text{{ }}delta _n } $$
is a sequence in 
$$mathcal{Z}$$
which converges to the Dirac-delta function 
$$delta $$
. Then the neutrix product 
$$tilde ftilde g$$
is defined on the space of ultradistributions 
$$mathcal{Z}{text{'}}$$
as the neutrix limit of the sequence 
$$left{ {frac{1}{2}left( {tilde fntilde g + tilde ftilde gn} right)} right}$$
provided the limit 
$${tilde h}$$
exist in the sense that

$$mathop {{text{N - lim}}}limits_{n to infty } frac{1}{2}leftlangle {tilde f_n tilde g + tilde ftilde g_n ,psi } rightrangle = leftlangle {tilde h,psi } rightrangle $$
for all PSgr in 
$$mathcal{Z}$$
. We also prove that the neutrix convolution product 
$$fg$$
exist in 
$$mathcal{D}'$$
, if and only if the neutrix product 
$$tilde ftilde g$$
exist in 
$$mathcal{Z}{text{'}}$$
and the exchange formula 
$$F(fg) = tilde ftilde g$$
is then satisfied.
Keywords:distributions  ultradistributions  delta-function  neutrix limit  neutrix product  neutrix convolution  exchange formula
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