1. Jun 6, 2016 #1

   Muthumanimaran

   

   • OP warned about not having an attempt at a solution

   1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
   
   δ(z*-z0*)δ(z+z0)=?
   δ(z*+z0*)δ(z-z0)=?
   
   where 'z' is a complex variable 'z0' is a complex number
   Formula is just enough, derivation is not needed.

    

   Last edited: Jun 6, 2016

   Muthumanimaran, Jun 6, 2016
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3. Jun 6, 2016 #2

   andrewkirk

   

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   The Dirac delta is a distribution, not a number or a function from one number field to another.
   The product of distributions is not in general well defined, see here. You can multiply a distribution by a smooth function, but not in general by another distribution.
   So the expressions above do not have a clear meaning. They are not well-defined.

    

   andrewkirk, Jun 6, 2016

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