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                             k                              k





                                                                W
                        b           q   x                              x










                           (a)                            (b)


               FIGURE 10.6 The phase-space diagram of (a) a signal with finite local
               support in the LCT domain and (b) a signal with finite support in x (obtained
               by applying LCT to signal in part a).

               which,whenwemakeuseofthefactthat AD − BC = 1,reducestogive
                                                B
                                       tan   =−
                                                D
                                                                   (10.21)
                                              b
                                          w =
                                              B
               10.3.3 Finite Space-Bandwidth
                        Product-Compact Support in x and k
               In many practical problems it is assumed that a signal is bounded
               within some finite region in both the spatial and spatial-frequency
               domains. The spatial extent w and the frequency extent b are defined
               such that
                                      w
                       u(x) ≈ 0  |x| >
                                      2
                                                                   (10.22)
                               ∞                           b
                       U(k) =    u(x) exp(− j2 kx) dx  |k| >
                                                           2
                              −∞
               and therefore, the signal energy is negligible outside these spatial and
               spatial-frequency regions. For all signals discussed here, w and b may
               also be defined as
                        w/2                   b/2

                                                     2
                               2
                           |u(x)| dx =  E       |U(k)| dk =  E     (10.23)
                       −w/2                  −b/2
               where   = 1 and E represents the total signal energy.
                       ∼
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