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How to get inverse Fourier transform?

Sakshi Devi
Posted 9 years ago

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I applied Inverse Fourier transform in my equation but it is giving me same output. Please tell me how to solve this particular equation.
POSTED BY: Sakshi Devi
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It looks like your function goes to infinity as omega goes to infinity.
POSTED BY: Gianluca Gorni

Mathematica does not give an answer to this one either:

InverseFourierTransform[\[Omega]^(1/4), \[Omega], t]

although it does for InverseFourierTransform[\[Omega], \[Omega], t] and for InverseFourierTransform[\[Omega]^2, \[Omega], t]. Anyone is expert in Fourier transforms of distributions?
POSTED BY: Gianluca Gorni
Sakshi Devi
Sakshi Devi
Posted 9 years ago

Is there any way to solve this kind of equation.
POSTED BY: Sakshi Devi
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