Phase Shift and Time Shift - Fourier Transform

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The discussion focuses on understanding the relationship between phase shift and time shift in Fourier transforms. The key equation presented is x(t-t_0) → e^(jwt0)X(jw), which relates time shifts to phase shifts. A participant suggests an alternative formulation, x(t-t0) → exp(-jωt0)X(jω), highlighting the importance of the negative sign in the exponent. The confusion arises from simplifying the transformation correctly. The conversation emphasizes the nuances in applying Fourier transform properties accurately.
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Homework Statement



I'm trying to relate phase shift and time shift Fourier Transformers

Homework Equations



x(t-t_0) → e^(jwt0)X(jw)

The Attempt at a Solution



I've attached a picture of my work. I'm a bit confused as to how I would be able to make that simplification towards the end.

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/694/photofeb1585114pm.jpg/

Regards
 
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johnstamos said:

Homework Statement



I'm trying to relate phase shift and time shift Fourier Transformers

Homework Equations



x(t-t_0) → e^(jwt0)X(jw)

The Attempt at a Solution



I've attached a picture of my work. I'm a bit confused as to how I would be able to make that simplification towards the end.

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/694/photofeb1585114pm.jpg/

Regards

How about x(t-t0) → exp(-jωt0)X(jω)? Note the - sign in the exponent.
 

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