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How can i solve this Fourier Transform question?

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Start date Apr 16, 2007
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aligator123

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Apr 16, 2007

#1

How can i solve this Fourier Transform question?

Homework Statement

f(t)= a/((a^2)+(t^2)) if a>0 find the Fourier transform

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Just give me a hint to solve or first step for solving. Then i will solve.

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Thanks for help.

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Dick

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Apr 16, 2007

#2

Ok. Set up a contour integral and use the residue theorem.

aligator123

Apr 17, 2007

#3

ok but anyone can give more hints and details?

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