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1.3. SINGULAR OPERATORS

Lecture



Singular operators are widely used in the analysis of two-dimensional systems, especially systems in which discretization of continuous functions is performed. Dirac’s 2D delta function is a singular operator with the following properties:

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.1a)

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.1b)

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.1b)

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.1g)

Magnitude   1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS here denotes an infinitesimal limit of integration.

The two-dimensional delta function can be represented as the product of two one-dimensional delta functions of orthogonal coordinates   1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS :

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.2)

where one-dimensional delta functions satisfy one-dimensional relations similar to (1.3.1). The delta function can also be defined as the limit of some functions [1, p. 275], for example, a rectangular function

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.3a)

circular function

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.3b)

Gaussian function

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.3b)

sinc functions

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.3g)

Bessel function

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.3d)

Where

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.4a)

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.4b)

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.4в)

Another useful definition of the delta function is the following identity [2, p. 99]:

  1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS (1.3.5)

Where   1.3.  SINGULAR OPERATORS .

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