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So which property is missing? What you listed and explained applies to the Fourier transform. Isometries preserve distances which sounds pretty stable.
by memexy 6y ago
So which property is missing? What you listed and explained applies to the Fourier transform. Isometries preserve distances which sounds pretty stable.
- credit_guy 6y agoNone. The Fourier transform certainly has all 3 properties. The Laplace transform is not very stable, it's difficult to invert. So it's going to always be second tier compared to Fourier.