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Fourier Transform Properties Table

The document is a Fourier Transform table providing definitions, inversion formulas, and properties related to Fourier transforms. It includes various functions and their transforms, such as the boxcar function, sinc function, and properties like duality, modulation, and convolution. Additionally, it outlines the Heaviside step function and Parseval's theorem for energy conservation in transforms.

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Fourier Transform Properties Table

The document is a Fourier Transform table providing definitions, inversion formulas, and properties related to Fourier transforms. It includes various functions and their transforms, such as the boxcar function, sinc function, and properties like duality, modulation, and convolution. Additionally, it outlines the Heaviside step function and Parseval's theorem for energy conservation in transforms.

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Fourier Transform Table

UBC M267 Resources for 2005

F (t) Fb(ω) Notes


Z ∞
f (t) f (t)e−iωt dt Definition.
−∞
Z ∞
1
fb(ω)eiωt dω fb(ω) Inversion formula.
2π −∞

fb(−t) 2πf (ω) Duality property.


1
e−at u(t) a constant, <e(a) > 0
a + iω
2a
e−a|t| a constant, <e(a) > 0
a2 + ω2

1, if |t| < 1, sin(ω)
β(t) = 2 sinc(ω) = 2 Boxcar in time.
0, if |t| > 1 ω
1
sinc(t) β(ω) Boxcar in frequency.
π
f 0 (t) iω fb(ω) Derivative in time.

f 00 (t) (iω)2 fb(ω) Higher derivatives similar.


d
tf (t) i fb(ω) Derivative in frequency.
dω
d2
t2 f (t) i2 2 fb(ω) Higher derivatives similar.
dω
eiω0 t f (t) b
f (ω − ω0 ) Modulation property.
 
t − t0
f ke−iωt0 fb(kω) Time shift and squeeze.
k

(f ∗ g)(t) fb(ω)b
g (ω) Convolution in time.

0, if t < 0 1
u(t) = + πδ(ω) Heaviside step function.
1, if t > 0 iω

δ(t − t0 )f (t) e−iωt0 f (t0 ) Assumes f continuous at t0 .

eiω0 t 2πδ(ω − ω0 ) Useful for sin(ω0 t), cos(ω0 t).

Z ∞ Z ∞
Convolution: (f ∗ g)(t) = f (t − u)g(u) du = f (u)g(t − u) du.
−∞ −∞
Z ∞ Z ∞ 2
1
fb(ω) dω.
2
Parseval: |f (t)| dt =
−∞ 2π −∞

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