8. Calculating a Fourier transform using the residual method
In this section, we perform a special Fourier transform that requires calculation in the complex plane. We denote Y(t) the Heaviside function and have introduced in (11) the function :
We'll calculate the transform of ρ(•), bearing in mind that this function is not integrable. However, we have :...
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