Delta Function of Complex Number: How to Define

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how to define this ??

\delta (x-a-ib)

here a and b are reals so we are delaing with the delta function of a COMPLEX number

can it be ??
 
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The delta function is meaningful only under an integral sign. What is the integral?
 


yes of course, but according to this and from the properties of diract delta fnction only for COMPLEX PATH would be the integral non-zero wouldn't it ?
 


That sentence makes no sense.

The delta function of complex numbers is exactly the same as for real numbers: \delta(x- a- bi) is the distribution such that \int_B f(x)\delta(x-a-bi)dx= f(a+bi) if a+ bi is in the set B, 0 if not.
 
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