Lecture

Signals & Systems I: Uncertainty Relations and Gabor Functions

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Description

This lecture covers uncertainty relations in signals and systems, focusing on the Heisenberg uncertainty relation and time-frequency localization. It discusses Gaussian impulses, scale relations, and pseudo-probability density. The lecture also explores dispersion measurements, Gabor functions, and the proof of the uncertainty principle.

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