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Signal processing

the condition under which the Hilbert transform of a product of low-pass and high-pass signals equals the low-pass signal times the Hilbert transform of the other.

In signal processing, Bedrosian theorem refers to the condition under which the Hilbert transform of a product of low-pass and high-pass signals equals the low-pass signal times the Hilbert transform of the other. This meaning comes from Bedrosian (1963) in Proceedings of the IEEE.[1]

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References

Bedrosian, E. (1963). A product theorem for Hilbert transforms. Proceedings of the IEEE, 51(5), 868-869. https://doi.org/10.1109/proc.1963.2308

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