| Line 12: | Line 12: | ||
* [[Table of Formulas and Properties_ECE301Fall2008mboutin|Table of Formulas and Properties from Fall 2008]] | * [[Table of Formulas and Properties_ECE301Fall2008mboutin|Table of Formulas and Properties from Fall 2008]] | ||
* [[What are all these symbols?!_ECE301Fall2008mboutin|What are all these symbols? (from Fall 2008)]] | * [[What are all these symbols?!_ECE301Fall2008mboutin|What are all these symbols? (from Fall 2008)]] | ||
| − | * A mystery about complex number: why is <math> e^{j 2\pi t}</math> not equal to one? More precisely, why can't one say that <math> e^{j 2\pi t}=(e^{j 2 \pi})^t= 1^t =1 </math>? Please discuss [ | + | * A mystery about complex number: why is <math> e^{j 2\pi t}</math> not equal to one? More precisely, why can't one say that <math> e^{j 2\pi t}=(e^{j 2 \pi})^t= 1^t =1 </math>? Please discuss [[Main_Page_ECE301Fall2008chihw| here]]. |
== Semester/Instructor specific pages == | == Semester/Instructor specific pages == | ||
Revision as of 10:50, 1 June 2009
Contents
ECE 301: Signals and Systems
Click here to view a list of all pages in the ECE301 category.
Hot topics in ECE301
- Periodic functions
- System's properties
- Convolution
Hot pages in the ECE301 category
- Table of Formulas and Properties from Fall 2008
- What are all these symbols? (from Fall 2008)
- A mystery about complex number: why is $ e^{j 2\pi t} $ not equal to one? More precisely, why can't one say that $ e^{j 2\pi t}=(e^{j 2 \pi})^t= 1^t =1 $? Please discuss here.
