Several convolutions in hypergroups or in more general hyperstructures are defined. If \(G\) is a finite weakly associative hypergroupoid and \(K\) is a field, a convolution \(*\), as hyperproduct, is defined on the algebra \(K[G]\). Properties of this hyperproduct are studied and examples on special classes of hyperstructures are investigated.
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