1 Derivation of Band-Limited Expressions Given a shader function f (x) and a band-limiting kernel k(x, w) where w describes the width of the kernel, we wish to determine the convolution function

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Date: 2015-09-03 19:44:00 Mathematical analysis Mathematics Special functions Fourier analysis Exponentials Gaussian function Periodic function Integral transform Sine Fourier series		1 Derivation of Band-Limited Expressions Given a shader function f (x) and a band-limiting kernel k(x, w) where w describes the width of the kernel, we wish to determine the convolution function Add to Reading List Source URL: www.connellybarnes.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 196,82 KB Share Document on Facebook

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