[PDF] fourier transform of 1/r

Partial Case ?Q=

ConsiderI(1,1,1)=????????????1x2+y2+z2ei(x+y+z)dxdydz.I(1,1,1)=????????????1x2+y2+z2ei(x+y+z)dxdydz.(1) Expanding the exponent and reducing the integral to x>0x>0, y>0y>0, z>0z>0we obtain 8cos(x)cos(y)cos(z)8cos(x)cos(y)cos(z)It is sufficient to consider justI(1,1,1)=8??0??0??0cos(x)cos(y)cos(z)x2+y2+z2dxdydz.I(1,1,1)=8??0??0??0cos(x)cos(y)cos(z)x2...

from Partial to General Case

I have demonstrated that in one particular case of q, the integration can be done analytically in the cylindrical coordinate system. Unlike any other approach, I am not performing a regularization of the integral followed by the limit. Indeed, they are very common: for instance in the answer of Roman and in this post. This is the physicists' way of...

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What is the Fourier transform of 1 r2?

Note that 1 r is the Coulomb potential. It Fourier transform is 4? q2. Therefore the Fourier transform of 1 r2 is (2?)3) 4? 1 q. @yarchik: Can you kindly give solid math references to your claims (especially, to " It Fourier transform is 4? q2")? What do you mean by MA? About what dimension do you talk?

Does a Fourier transform exist?

In physics, it simply makes no sense to say that a Fourier transform "doesn't exist": the Coulomb potential clearly does exist, and when we're calculating something that depends on its Fourier transform, the answer also has to exist because the world has to behave in some way.

What is a regularized Fourier transform?

In the limit R ? ? the integral diverges since it fluctuates between 0 and 8 ? / q 2 indefinitely. The regularized Fourier transform is equal to the average value of these extremes. This is similar to the divergent series 1 ? 1 + 1 ? 1 + ? which can be regularized to 1 / 2.

Which Fourier transform is given by an integral over a Nite interval?

The Fourier transform of f is given by an integral over a ?nite interval, is a analytic function. The ?rst estimate follows from the Parseval formula as f(»+i¿) ^ is the Fourier transform of the L2-function f(x)e¡¿x: Using the Cauchy Schwartz inequality we obtain from which the estimate is immediate.

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Physics 116C Singular Fourier transforms and the Integral

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More recently L. Schwartz [5] has given a treatment of the generalized. Fourier transform by quite different methods. One of the weak points of the theory