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The 鈥渋nversion theorem鈥 for Fourier transforms states that

~(z)=-~(k)eikzdk~(k)=12-~(z)e-kzdz

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The expression forA~(k)is12-f(z,0)+if(z,0)e-ikzdz

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01

Expression for the linear combination of sinusoidal wave:

Write the expression for the linear combination of a sinusoidal wave.

f~(z,t)=-A~(k)ei(kz-t)dk 鈥︹ (1)

Here, kis the propagation vector and is the angular frequency.

02

Determine in A ̃(k) term of f(z,0) and f*(z,0).

Substitute t=0in equation (1).

f~(z,0)=-A~(k)ei(kz-(0))dk

=-A~(k)eikzdk

Write the conjugate of the above expression.

f~(z,0)=-A~(-k)e-ikzdkf~(z,0)=-A~(k)e-ikz(-dk)

It is known that,

f(z,0)=Re[f~(z,0)]

f(z,0)=12f~(z,0)+f~(z,0)* 鈥︹ (2)

Substitute 12A~(k)eikzdkforf~(z,0)and12A~(-k)*eikzdkforf~(z,0)*in equation

(2).

f(z,0)=-12A~(k)+A~(-k)*eikzdk

Substitute f(z,0)=-12A~(k)+A~(-k)*eikzdkin equation (2).

12A~(k)+A~(-k)*=12-f(z,0)e-ikzdz鈥︹ (3)

Solve the conjugate of f(z,0)

f~(z,t)=-A~(k)(-i)ei(kz-t)dkf~(z,t)=-[-iA~(k)]eikzdkf~(z,0)*=--iA~(k)*e-ikzdkf~(z,0)*=-iA~(k)*e-ikz(-dk)

On further solving, the above equation becomes,

f~(z,0)*=-iA~(-k)*e-ikz(dk)f(z,0)=Re[f~(z,0)]

f(z,0)=12f~(z,0)+f~(z,0)* 鈥︹ (4)

Substitute12-iA~(k)eikzdkforf~(z,0)and12-iA~(k)*eikzdkforf~(z,0)*for and for in equation (4).

f(z,0)=-12[-iA~(k)+iA~(-k)]eikzdkf(z,0)=-i2A~(k)-A~(-k)*

The inversion theorem for Fourier transformation states that,

f(z,0)=12-f(z,0)e-ikzdz

Equate both the values of f(z,0)

12A~(k)-A~(-k)*=12-if(z,0)e-ikzdz 鈥︹ (5)

Add equations (3) and (5).

12A~(k)+A~(-k)*+12A~(k)-A~(-k)*=12-f(z,0)e-ikzdz+12-if(z,0)e-ikzdz

role="math" localid="1657466135705" A~(k)=12-f(z,0)+if(z,0)e-ikzdz

Therefore, the required expression isA~(k)=12-f(z,0)+if(z,0)e-ikzdz

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