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So, a user posted this system, dealing with an integrated shift. This is tough to adequately discretize, but we could do this easily in the frequency domain.
So a shift in the time domain is equal to multiplication by a complex exponential in the frequency domain:
So this type of system becomes very easy to discretize in the frequency domain.
I think this serves as a motivation for having a robust set of time-frequency domain rewrite rules, leveraging MetaTheory.jl to find analytic "discretizations" where possible
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Spectral shift
Spectral shifts with pseudospectral
Dec 12, 2022
So, a user posted this system, dealing with an integrated shift. This is tough to adequately discretize, but we could do this easily in the frequency domain.
So a shift in the time domain is equal to multiplication by a complex exponential in the frequency domain:
Of course, his convolution integral is a simple multiplication in the frequency domain:
So this type of system becomes very easy to discretize in the frequency domain.
I think this serves as a motivation for having a robust set of time-frequency domain rewrite rules, leveraging MetaTheory.jl to find analytic "discretizations" where possible
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: