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Harmonic Analysis: Wiener's Theorem

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Harmonic analysis is a field of mathematics concerned with representing functions and signals as superpositions of basic waves, studying Fourier series, Fourier transforms, and their generalizations. Problems can be analyzed by focusing on principal frequency (wavelength) components. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, harmonic analysis covered broad subjects with diverse applications in signal processing, quantum mechanics, neuroscience, and more. “Harmonic” originally came from physical eigenvalue problems, denoting waves with frequencies that are integer multiples of another frequency (such as harmonic vibration frequencies in instrument strings), but is now used in generalized ways beyond its original meaning. The classical Fourier transform on Rn remains an active research area, with particular interest in Fourier transforms of more general objects such as tempered distributions. For example, when appropriate assumptions are imposed on a Schwartz distribution f, one can consider translating those assumptions into assumptions about the Fourier transform of f. The Paley–Wiener theorem is one example. #physics

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