how would you go about performing a Hilbert transform (C(R) to C(R) linear transform by Prin. Val. integral) of say  f(x) = cos(40)?

I'm not sure how useful this will be to you, but:
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[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/math/2/b/8/2b8791915795c8f5e8fd89f6c8da7711.png[/img]
s(t) is the function, so in this case s(t) = cos(40)

bumping an old thread...

denial, what in the name of ___ did you just ask?

1. Don't set a topic's subject "So." So what? What is the topic about? What's it's subject?

2. Don't bump old posts unless you're contributing.

3. Don't make posts like that.

4. Don't censor yourself. Either just say "what in the name of God", or "what the fuck" -- we don't care. If you're not comfortable with that, then leave that clause out.

Just my 2 cents.