Lecture
ROC for Rational Transforms
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This lecture covers the concept of Region of Convergence (ROC) for rational transforms, illustrating cases with multiple poles and finite duration examples. It explains the properties of ROC, including its shape, boundedness, and relation to the unit circle.
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