Hilbert Transform (inttrans Package)
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withinttrans:
assume⁡−12<v,v<32,0<ν,0<a,0<α,0<β
Introduction
The hilbert transform, sometimes called a quadrature filter, is useful in radar systems, single side-band modulators, speech processing, measurement systems, as well as schemes of sampling band-pass signals. The inverse hilbert is simply a front end for hilbert.
The definition of the transform:
convert⁡hilbert⁡f⁡t,t,s,int
∫−∞∞f⁡tt−sⅆtπ
convert⁡invhilbert⁡f⁡t,t,s,int
−∫−∞∞f⁡tt−sⅆtπ
Algebraic, Exponential, Trigonometric, and Hyperbolic functions
hilbert⁡Heaviside⁡t−α⁢Heaviside⁡β−t,t,s
−ln⁡−α~+s−β~+sπ
hilbert⁡ⅇI⁢a⁢t,t,s
I⁢ⅇI⁢s⁢a~
hilbert⁡sin⁡α⁢t,t,s
cos⁡s⁢α~
hilbert⁡sinh⁡a⁢x⁢BesselK⁡0,a⁢x,x,y
12⁢π⁢ⅇ−a~⁢y⁢BesselI⁡0,y⁢a~
Sine and Cosine Integral
hilbert⁡Ci⁡t,t,s
−signum⁡s⁢Ssi⁡s
hilbert⁡signum⁡t⁢Ssi⁡t,t,s
Ci⁡s
Bessel and Modified Bessel functions
hilbert⁡BesselJ⁡ν,a⁢t⁢Heaviside⁡t,t,s
Heaviside⁡−s⁢AngerJ⁡ν~,−a~⁢s−Heaviside⁡−s⁢BesselJ⁡ν~,−a~⁢s+Heaviside⁡s⁢AngerJ⁡ν~,−a~⁢s−Heaviside⁡s⁢cos⁡ν~⁢π⁢BesselJ⁡ν~,a~⁢ssin⁡ν~⁢π
hilbert⁡tv⁢BesselY⁡v,a⁢t,t,s
a~−v~⁢signum⁡s⁢a~⁢sv~⁢BesselJ⁡v~,a~⁢s
hilbert⁡sinh⁡a⁢t⁢BesselK⁡0,a⁢t,t,s
12⁢π⁢ⅇ−a~⁢s⁢BesselI⁡0,a~⁢s
hilbert⁡ⅇ−a⁢t⁢BesselI⁡0,a⁢t,t,s
−2⁢sinh⁡a~⁢s⁢BesselK⁡0,a~⁢sπ
Interesting Properties of the Hilbert Transform
hilbert⁡hilbert⁡f⁡t,t,s,s,t
−f⁡t
hilbert⁡t⁢f⁡a⁢t,t,s
s⁢hilbert⁡f⁡a~⁢t,t,s⁢π+∫−∞∞f⁡a~⁢_Uⅆ_Uπ
hilbert⁡t+a⁢f⁡t,t,s
s⁢hilbert⁡f⁡t,t,s⁢π+∫−∞∞f⁡_Uⅆ_U+a~⁢hilbert⁡f⁡t,t,s⁢ππ
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