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Prove:
Proof. We will give a line of reasoning confirming 1). Property 2) follows directly from 1) since δ(0) occurs at G(a). Let us view the Dirac delta function as the limit of the function Fε(t)
as ε as shown in Fig. 1. Because the product Fε(t)G(t) is equal to zero outside the interval [0, t] we have
See Fig. 2. Now it is fairly obvious that, considering the limit as t ,
where is the average value of the function y = G(t) within the interval Δt and Δt = ε. See Fig. 3. In addition, as t , . Thus we arrive at
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