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Dirac Delta


Properties or theorems involving Dirac delta function
- Sampling theorem
Continuous

Discrete

How is this used?
Ex. Solve the integral.
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- Integral of Dirac delta function
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Unit Step function
The unit step function is a unique function that is zero up until t = 0, then becomes one until +∞.


Derivative of Unit Step Function
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Complex Exponential
Let us define Euler's formula as:
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We can then define a transformation from polar coordinates to rectangular coordinates as:
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The reverse transformation can also be defined:
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Most importantly, we need a way to define complex operations. Thus, let us define an x where
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and a y where
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Then, we can define addition and subtraction where the real terms add together and the imaginary terms add together.
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For multiplication, it is most important to note that when two imaginary numbers multiply, the solution is real because
. After multiplication, we also group the real terms with the real terms and the imaginary terms with the imaginary terms.
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For division, it is most important to remember to multiply the numerator and denominator by the complex conjugate of the denominator. This way we can make the denominator entirely real.

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