Bandlimited approximations to the truncated Gaussian and applications
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Abstract: In this paper we extend the theory of optimal approximations of functions in the -metric by entire functions of prescribed exponential type (bandlimited functions). We solve this problem for the truncated and the odd Gaussians using explicit integral representations and fine properties of truncated theta functions obtained via the maximum principle for the heat operator. As applications, we recover most of the previously known examples in the literature and further extend the class of truncated and odd functions for which this extremal problem can be solved, by integration on the free parameter and the use of tempered distribution arguments. This is the counterpart of the work cite{CLV}, where the case of even functions is treated.
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