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      <title>Convolution theoritical</title>
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      <author>Nick </author>
      <description>I want to calculate convolution between to signal of continuous time by using the theoretical type ,to be more exact i have to approach the integral using sum &lt;br&gt;
does any one have any code or a tutorial &lt;br&gt;
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