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A LINEAR INITIAL-VALUE PROBLEM

The problem before us today is connected with the role of the Stieltjes integral concept as related to linear differential systems. For example, suppose that P is a numerical function defined on the real line and Lebesgue integrable on each interval, and each of c and Y is a real number. I t is commonplace that the function F, absolutely continuous on each interval, described by the differential requirement