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Article #608Fourier Transform of Sinc Function
From: RA Sparapani RA/208/xxx gwing
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1992 16:32
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1992 16:32
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I am having great difficulty computing the Fourier transform of the sinc
function, i.e. (sinx)/x. If anyone knows of the solution or a reference
to a solution, I would be thankful. The problem is that I need to
integrate functions of the following forms.
sin(1+constant)x cos(1+constant)x
---------------- and ----------------
x x
If anyone has information on the integrals of either of these two forms, I
would appreciate that, also. Thanks.
Rodney
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