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Validity of taking an inverse $\mathcal{Z}-$ transform instead of taking an inverse DTFT
Let's first clear up a misunderstanding: the inverse DTFT and the inverse $\mathcal{Z}$-transform are equally simple or difficult to compute; the integrals are the same. If you use the contour $|z|=1$ ...
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Constructing an input signal whose response is determined by the impulse response
You're right that you generally can't find a sequence $x[n]$ such that
$$y[n]=\sum_{k=-\infty}^{\infty}\big|h[k]\big|\tag{1}$$
is satisfied for all values of $n$, but that's also not necessary. It is ...
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Multiplication in frequency domain for a signal containing a whole frequency spectrum
Multiplication in the frequency domain is equivalent to convolution in the time domain.
When the signal occupies multiple frequencies, describe the signal in the frequency domain and then do the ...
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Constructing an input signal whose response is determined by the impulse response
A more detailed proof based on Matt's answer.
Let $n_0$ be the argument to $\max\{|y[n]|\}$, i.e. $\max\{|y[n]|\} = |y[n_0]|$.
We can always find $x[n]$ as a series of +1's and -1's, s.t. $$|y[n_0]| = ...
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Convolution: graphing output y(t) with given input x(t) and impulse response h(t)
@Gunners You can work your problem in two parts. The first part is: the output with just the single +2 impulse input that occurs at time = 0 seconds. The second part is: the output with just the ...
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What methods allow learning "changes" in data, and then generating synthetic output?
I think what you are describing here is basic system theory.
As long as "something happened to data" is LTI (linear & time invariant), than the system can be fully characterized by it's ...
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