摘要

A discrete-time linear time-invariant system is said to have generalized linear phase if its frequency response takes the form: H(e (j omega) )=A(e (j omega) )e (-j alpha omega+j beta) , |omega|<pi, where alpha and beta are real constants and A(e (j omega) ) is real-valued. By a simple analyticity argument, we show that for finite impulse response systems to have generalized linear phase, the group delay alpha must be integer or half integer, a crucial step to complete characterization of such systems.

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