>sit in on digital signal processing course to see how much of a joke engineering courses are
>professor says Dirac delta "function"
Sit in on digital signal processing course to see how much of a joke engineering courses are
Alexander Powell
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Thomas Hernandez
And what would you call it?
Aaron Lee
>sit in on calculus class
>professor writes "dx"
Henry Cooper
get a life, m8
Dominic Peterson
It IS a function, it was initially developed as a function using functional analysis/calculus of variations techniques. If you knew anything about math or QM you'd know this instead of sucking the dick of some second rate profs opinion on such an insignificant semantic.
Landon Butler
>begins to move them around like fractions
Joshua Thompson
I thought that Dirac delta is the derivative of the Heaviside step function. How is it not a function? Please explain to a dumb engineer.
Jayden Kelly
Dirac delta has no width but has a non-zero integral
Christopher Campbell
It's a discretely defined function and every good math and physics author calls it the dirac delta function.
OP is uneducated and from reddit. Hence his BBT tier understanding of STEM field relations.
Asher Bailey
If't a function, but not on the reals but instead of a function space.
A function with a function space as domain is called distribution (or rather you may narrow down this even more). Nevertheless, each distirbution remains a function.