A DEMONSTRATION OF HARDY’S UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
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Analysis, Transform, Fourier, Uncertainty, HardyAbstract
In this paper, we will demonstrate the famous Hardy’s uncertainty principle, which states that a function and its Fourier transform cannot both decay very rapidly (faster than any exponential e^(-ct)) at infinity. Such demonstration involves some studies of complex analysis and Fourier analysis.
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