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Convolution exercise, is this really ok?

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Convolution exercise, is this really ok?

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Computing the PDF of $X + Y$ if $X, Y \sim \text{U}(0, 1)$ using a convolution

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What does this notation mean? Double arrow with $z$ above

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Fitting a spline: find coefficients using Fourier Transform?

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Two dimensional Fourier Transform and Convolution of a periodic function

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A Fibonacci convolution

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score 148 · Answer 7 · 2018-11-27 21:57:52

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Lebesgue Density $f$ with compact support, polynomial $p$ of degree $k$. Then convolution $f\star p$ is integrable and can be written as polynomial

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score 119 · Answer 8 · 2018-11-30 22:37:53

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Convolution of an unintegrable function and the convolution theorem

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Show $ \int_ {-\infty} ^{\infty} (\arctan(x+a)) {{1}\over {\sqrt{2 \pi T}}} e^{-x^2 /2T} dx$ can assume any value in $(-\pi/2, \pi/2)$

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Find the output of the filter with the given input

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Convolution of probabilities on finite groups

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Exercise about convolution of functions

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Convolution of a compactly supported function and an $L^1$ function.

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existence of the convolution with a continuously differentiable function

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Convolutions: Let U~Unif(0,1) and X~Expo(1), independently. Find the PDF of U +X.

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Convolution exercise, is this really ok?

Computing the PDF of $X + Y$ if $X, Y \sim \text{U}(0, 1)$ using a convolution

What does this notation mean? Double arrow with $z$ above

Fitting a spline: find coefficients using Fourier Transform?

Two dimensional Fourier Transform and Convolution of a periodic function

A Fibonacci convolution

Lebesgue Density $f$ with compact support, polynomial $p$ of degree $k$. Then convolution $f\star p$ is integrable and can be written as polynomial

Convolution of an unintegrable function and the convolution theorem

Show $ \int_ {-\infty} ^{\infty} (\arctan(x+a)) {{1}\over {\sqrt{2 \pi T}}} e^{-x^2 /2T} dx$ can assume any value in $(-\pi/2, \pi/2)$

Find the output of the filter with the given input

Convolution of probabilities on finite groups

Exercise about convolution of functions

Convolution of a compactly supported function and an $L^1$ function.

existence of the convolution with a continuously differentiable function

Convolutions: Let U~Unif(0,1) and X~Expo(1), independently. Find the PDF of U +X.

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