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Energy density spectrum

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energy density spectrum

(Sometimes called energy spectrum.) The square of the amplitude of the (complex) Fourier transform of an aperiodic function.

Thus, if f(t) is the given function, its Fourier transform is

and the energy density spectrum is

. It is assumed that the total energy

is finite.

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