Abstract.
Some two-point boundary value problems are considered for linear impulsive systems with singularities. The singularity is understood in the sense that the matrix- and vector-functions of a continuous (as well as of a discrete) argument which correspond to this system maybe nonsummable. The effective conditions are established for each considerable problem to be uniquely solvable. Analogous problems are also considered for similar impulsive systems with small parameters.



















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