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The Gaussian ``bell curve'' is the only smooth function that
transforms to itself:
It also achieves the minimum time-bandwidth product
when ``width'' of a function is defined as the square root of its
second central moment. For even functions
,
- Since the true Gaussian function has infinite duration, in practice we
must window it with some finite window.
- Philippe Depalle
suggests using a triangular window raised to some power
for this purpose.
- This choice preserves the absence of
sidelobes for sufficiently large
.
- It also preserves non-negativity of the transform
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