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Revision as of 16:17, 14 October 2014
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- Review by Miguel Castellanos
I like how you state the differences between the two operators in your introduction, but then conclude by stating how the two operators are related through the Fourier transform. Your derivations are also concise. I think it would be helpful to some if you explain some of the less intuitive steps, such as when you use the Fourier series representation of an impulse train. Well done, overall.
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- Review by Soonho Kwon
Going over the equations and the mathematics, it was very clear to understand. However, to explain how the functions look like, it would be better to put some graphs on. Great job!
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- Review by Michel Olvera
- The content of your Slecture is easy to follow. It really helped me review this topic. What I liked most was the step by step explanations and as Miguel said, few steps can be added at the end of the content to explain the Fourier Transform of the rep operator, that would be a nice improvement. Good job!
- Review by student 4
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