Fourier transform -- Is this an error in my textbook?

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preparation for exams in EE
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It looks like a mistake, the book writes the following:
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I believe (2.4) should be: ##F(\omega)=\gamma Q(\omega)+(1-\gamma)F(\omega)Q(\omega)##. I don't understand these pitfalls in books, they don't make someone to proof-read the text?!
I mean besides me the reader... of course. :-D
 
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"The book" is not really a great reference, What book and what page? Jeez
 
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mad mathematician said:
It looks like a mistake
Yes, I think so too.
 
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