Can We Calculate the Integral of the Square of a Time-Derivative Delta Function?

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The discussion centers on the mathematical challenge of calculating the integral of the square of the time-derivative of the Dirac delta function, specifically the expression \(\int(\partial ( \delta (t))/\partial t)^{2}dt\). Participants emphasize the complexities involved in handling distributions and the properties of the Dirac delta function. The consensus is that this integral does not yield a conventional value due to the nature of the delta function and its derivatives.

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These days I meet a problem. I think it is very difficult to me.
The problem is whether we can gain the value of
[tex]\int(\partial ( \delta (t))/\partial t)^{2}dt[/tex]

?

Thank you!
 
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