Abstract
In this paper, we introduce a short-time coupled fractional Fourier transform (scfrft) using the kernel of the coupled fractional Fourier transform (cfrft). We then prove that it satisfies Parseval’s relation, derive its inversion and addition formulas, and characterize its range on ℒ2(ℝ2). We also study its time delay and frequency shift properties and conclude the article by a derivation of an uncertainty principle for both the coupled fractional Fourier transform and short-time coupled fractional Fourier transform.
Acknowledgements
The work of Mr R. Kamalakkannan is supported by a Junior Research Fellowship from CSIR-UGC, India.
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