Code for problems 1 and 4 and notes on the solution of Problem 1, Homework 3 of Math 5467

Problem 1

1. This is a problem of integration by parts.

2. Note that f(t) satisfies the hypothesis of the Fourier Convergence Theorem.

Also, f(t) is continuous and has a piecewise continuous derivative on its domain and the function is band-limited with \Omega =1 Thus, we can safely apply the Shannon-Whitaker sampling theorem.

3. Run the Matlab-code. You will see that the reconstructed function is very close to the

original function. Note for the graph that even though f(0) is well defined, (use L’Hospital’s Theorem or expansion in power series) you can’t just blindly set t=0 in part 2 to get f(0), because you will have 0/0.

%%%% Code for Homework 3 of Math 5467 Spring 2004

%%%% Coded by the Grader of the Course (March 25, 2004)

clear all;

close all;

%%%% Using Shannon-Whitaker Sampling Equations

%%%% Problem 1

disp ('Problem 1');

cnt =1;

for t=-50:0.17:50

f(cnt)=0;

for x=-15:1:15

den= power(x*pi,3);

if x ~=0

f(cnt)= f(cnt)+ (2/pi)*( (sin(x*pi)-(x*pi)*cos(x*pi))/den ) *(sin(t-x*pi)/(t-x*pi));

else

f(cnt)= f(cnt) + 0.212207 *(sin(t-x*pi)/(t-x*pi)); %% I calculated the limit as x->0

end;

end;

cnt =cnt+1;

end;

tstep= -50:.17:50;

figure, plot(tstep,f,'r');

%%% The Original Function

cnt =1;

for t=-50:0.17:50 %%% 0.17 to make sure that t will NOT equal 0.

f0(cnt)=0;

if t ~=0

f0(cnt)= f0(cnt)+ (2/pi)*(sin(t)-t*cos(t))/(t*t*t);

cnt =cnt+1;

else

f0(cnt)= f0(cnt)+ 0.212207;

cnt =cnt+1;

end;

end;

hold on

plot(tstep,f0,'b'),

title('Shannon-Sampling Theorem'), xlabel('time'),ylabel('f(t)');

legend('From Shannon-Sampling Theorem', 'The Original Function');

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%%%% Problem 4

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disp ('Problem 4');

maxk=256;

for k = 0:maxk-1

ts = 2*k*pi/maxk;

f4(k+1) = exp(-ts*ts/10)* ( sin(ts)+ 2*cos(2*ts)+ 0.5*sin(ts)*sin(60*ts) );

end;

Ff4= fft(f4,maxk);

Ff4m6= Ff4;

Ff4m6(6:maxk-5)=0;

invFf4m6=ifft(Ff4m6,maxk);

figure, plot(f4), hold on, plot(real(invFf4m6),'r'), title('Plot of the discretized signal and the filtered one');