
In this paper analysis of the concept of {\it associated homogeneous distributions} (generalized functions) is given, and some problems related to these distributions are solved. It is proved that (in the one-dimensional case) there exist {\it only} {\it associated homogeneous distributions} of order $k=1$. Next, we introduce a definition of {\it quasi associated homogeneous distributions} and provide a mathematical description of all quasi associated homogeneous distributions and their Fourier transform. It is proved that the class of {\it quasi associated homogeneous distributions} coincides with the class of distributions introduced by Gel$'$fand and Shilov \cite[Ch.I,§4.]{G-Sh} as the class of {\it associated homogeneous distributions}. For the multidimensional case it is proved that $f$ is a {\it quasi associated homogeneous distribution} if and only if it satisfies the Euler type system of differential equations. A new type of $Γ$-functions generated by quasi associated homogeneous distributions is defined.
Associated homogeneous functions, Distributions, generalized functions, distribution spaces, Applied Mathematics, distributions, Quasi associated homogeneous functions, Mathematics - Classical Analysis and ODEs, Classical Analysis and ODEs (math.CA), FOS: Mathematics, Distributions, associated homogeneous functions, quasi associated homogeneous functions, Analysis, 46F10, Euler type system of differential equations
Associated homogeneous functions, Distributions, generalized functions, distribution spaces, Applied Mathematics, distributions, Quasi associated homogeneous functions, Mathematics - Classical Analysis and ODEs, Classical Analysis and ODEs (math.CA), FOS: Mathematics, Distributions, associated homogeneous functions, quasi associated homogeneous functions, Analysis, 46F10, Euler type system of differential equations
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