Differential Transforms. The Case of the Fourier Transform
- DO TAN SI
Abstract
In this paper are studied the transforms of operators and functions by the exponential operators , , , , , , , , , , , where without using integration. This study is facilitated by the revelation that all relations between a couple of dual operators obeying the condition are invariant under substituting with any another dual couple. Compositions and decompositions of the exponential operators , making them groups are obtained. The kernel of the integral transform associated with a differential transform is found. As case study the differential Fourier transform is highlighted in order to see how it is possible to get in a concise manner the known properties of the Fourier transform without doing integration.- Full Text: PDF
- DOI:10.5539/apr.v7n2p137
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