Spectrum

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Short definition of Spectrum
Shows how the variance of a signal is distributed with respect to frequency or wavenumber

This is the common definition for Spectrum, but other definitions maybe discussed within the wiki.

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The spectrum of a signal, say <math>u(t)</math>, shows how the variance of this signal is distributed with respect to frequency. If the spectrum of <math>u</math> is <math>\Psi(f)</math>, then the spectrum has the property that the variance of <math>u</math> is

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