Fourier Transform Tricky Integral

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  1. michaelbarrett's Avatar
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    Fourier Transform Tricky Integral
    Hi I am trying to analytically calculate the Fourier transform attached.

    I am getting really stuck with the integral, can anyone help?

    I've attached how far I've got with it, any help much appreciated!

    Kind Regards,Click image for larger version. 

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  2. spex's Avatar
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    Re: Fourier Transform Tricky Integral
    you're nearly there. Combine the exponentials as best you can and then try to get the exponents into the form -a(t+x)^2+b, where b is independent of t
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