1. Sep 24, 2013 #1

   DmytriE

   

   I'm in class watching my professor teaching us about convolution. However, he keeps doing this by creating graphs and stuff. Is there a method through which I can solve convolution problems without having to draw the graphs?

    

   DmytriE, Sep 24, 2013
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3. Sep 24, 2013 #2

   DmytriE

   

   A more general question is how do I treat unit step functions in a convolution problem?

    

   DmytriE, Sep 24, 2013
4. Sep 25, 2013 #3

   meBigGuy

   

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   Solve the equations, which is generally a point by point multiplication and summing process. I assume that is what the professor is doing, trying to illustrate the steps.
   
   Or, use matlab :)
   
   I don't understand your second question.

    

   meBigGuy, Sep 25, 2013

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