Is the wavefunction always an analytic signal?

olgerm · Oct 31, 2019

Is wavefunction always analytic signal?
Is imagnigray part of wavefunction hilbert transform of real part of wavefunction?

A. Neumaier · Oct 31, 2019

olgerm said:

Is the wavefunction always an analytic signal?
Is the imaginay part of the wavefunction a hilbert transform of the real part of the wavefunction?

No. It can be any square integrable function.

Is the wavefunction always an analytic signal?

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