DocumentCode
1180846
Title
The Composition Representation of Time-Varying Systems with Banach-Space-Valued Distributional Signals
Author
Zemanian, Armen H.
Volume
25
Issue
9
fYear
1978
fDate
9/1/1978 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
793
Lastpage
799
Abstract
This paper studies a linear continuous input-output system, which is in general time varying and whose signals are Banach-space-valued distributions. Such systems can be characterized by two types of composition. The first, which we call "composition
," is based on Schwartz\´s kernel theorem and provides an explicit representation for every continuous linear mapping of smooth functions into distributions. The second, which we refer to as "composition
," was introduced by Cristescu and Marinescu. In contrast to composition
, not all continuous linear mappings of smooth functions into distributions can be represented by composition
. Composition
, when it does exist, has the virtue that it can be applied to certain singular distributions. The present work is aimed at this gap between composition
and composition
. A method is developed for extending composition
onto singular Banach-space-valued distributions in such a fashion that the resulting formula has precisely the form of composition
. Thus under suitable restrictions on the distributions being composed, composition
becomes an extension of composition
. The fact that the distributional signals are Banach-space valued leads to a variety of complications, all of which are surmounted.
," is based on Schwartz\´s kernel theorem and provides an explicit representation for every continuous linear mapping of smooth functions into distributions. The second, which we refer to as "composition
," was introduced by Cristescu and Marinescu. In contrast to composition
, not all continuous linear mappings of smooth functions into distributions can be represented by composition
. Composition
, when it does exist, has the virtue that it can be applied to certain singular distributions. The present work is aimed at this gap between composition
and composition
. A method is developed for extending composition
onto singular Banach-space-valued distributions in such a fashion that the resulting formula has precisely the form of composition
. Thus under suitable restrictions on the distributions being composed, composition
becomes an extension of composition
. The fact that the distributional signals are Banach-space valued leads to a variety of complications, all of which are surmounted.Keywords
Banach spaces; Distributed systems, linear time-varying; Distribution theory; Function analytic methods; Linear systems, time-varying continuous-time; Airborne radar; Artificial satellites; Books; Bridges; Communication equipment; Design engineering; Helium; Laboratories; Telephony; Time varying systems;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Circuits and Systems, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0098-4094
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TCS.1978.1084536
Filename
1084536
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