Information and communication theory, circuits Concept
Band-limited function
Summary
A band-limited function is a function on whose Fourier transform vanishes outside a bounded interval of frequencies . Such functions are very rigid: by the Paley–Wiener theorem they extend to entire functions, so they are determined by their values on any interval. They can be recovered from samples taken at a rate of per unit time. This is the content of the sampling theorem. See the definition.
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| MSC | 94A20, 42A38, 94A12 |
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Used by
- Rectangular function
- Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem
- Prolate spheroidal wave functions
- Landau's necessary density conditions for sampling
- Whittaker–Shannon interpolation formula