[CST-2] Inf. Th. & Cod.

[David Singleton]

It's their Power Specral Density which is flat...

David

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> Forgive the stupid question - but could someone please explain to me why
> Gaussians have a flat fourier power spectrum (as in one of the questions)?
>
> I thought they have gaussian fourier spectra?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Matej Pfajfar
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