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Convolution and the Fourier Transform go hand in hand. The Fourier Transform uses convolution to convert a signal from the time ...

That is taking U of T convolving it and its convolution is written with an asterisk, convolving it with the function H of T and getting Y ...

The Laplace transform is more powerful than just helping you assist with convolution. In fact, it's extremely powerful in many ways.

Okay, so again I hope that you have taken this point away so far is that the convolution of the input function with the impulse ...

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So, linear or differential equations the solution is a convolution, you can just write it, in matrix form. That's the power of convolution.

If you want to understand microscopy, you gotta understand the PSF. The PSF is the basis for many practical and theoretical ...

Lecture 6C: Convolution:deeper ideas and understanding.

If you have the same function u[t], and you pass it through a linear system, and you get out y[t], then it's also true that if you took a ...

The output of the FFT is just a list of complex numbers. But, we are used to seeing the FFT of a signal represented as a graph of ...

Lecture 6B: Introduction to convolution.

Well, again, if this is a linear time-variant filter that we're using, then you can pass this through the Fourier transform and do this in ...

Autocorrelation pt7. As a fun aside, we will use some of the concepts we've learned about in the context of autocorrelation to learn ...

Lesson 4 Fourier Analysis II Step 2: Forward Fourier transform We introduce the idea of a Fourier transform and derive its forward ...

Lecture 8C: Causality and memory of an LSI system.

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paley%E2%80%93Wiener_theorem 00:00:32 1 ...

Lecture 8D: Frequency response of an LSI system.

Distinguishing between matrix operations (formal linear algebra) and array operations (element-by-element). Using a dot in front ...

Using partial fractions to integrate. NOTE: Error on the last example. The last term should be tan^-1(x-1)/sqrt(2). I showed x, not ...