Invisible wrote:
>> This isn't quite true over the reals, even assuming you're only
>> looking for functions with a given period.  For example the function
>> which is zero everywhere except being 1 at a single point will
>> generate the same Fourier representation as the constant zero function
>> since it will have the same integrals.
> 
> O RLY?
> 
> My DSP textbook says the Fourier transform of the delta function yields
> an amplitude of 1 for all frequencies. (Whereas the Fourier transform of
> a zero signal would be a zero signal.)

	Both your book and Kevin are correct. He was not talking about the
delta function (which never has a value of 1).


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