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| + | And I have a suggestion on the definition of non-causal system. I think as long as there EXISTS such an input (instead of for any input) that satisfies the situation, the system should be called non-causal.<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:16, 19 September 2008
Wow, nice job. You nailed every one of them. I would suggest examples but you did definitions for each property. - Tyler Johnson
Well done!
And I have a suggestion on the definition of non-causal system. I think as long as there EXISTS such an input (instead of for any input) that satisfies the situation, the system should be called non-causal.
Regards,
Xujun Huang
