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We return to the FT of a bandlimited function as given by (5.9) in Sect. 5.1. Setting ωΔt = θ we have the FS
with the coefficients f[n] = f(nΔt)Δt computed in the usual way, viz.,
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This does not imply that the underlying system is not causal. The shift of initial conditions to negative time is just a convenient way to handle forward differences.
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The subscript \(\left (+\right )\) identifies that it is based on forward differencing.
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Here and in the entire discussion of difference equations we have increased the sequence length from that used with the DFT in Chap. 5 from N to N + 1. Consistency is easily restored by setting the Nth term to zero.
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Wasylkiwskyj, W. (2013). The Z-Transform and Discrete Signals. In: Signals and Transforms in Linear Systems Analysis. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-3287-6_6
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