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Hi Mute, thanks for the replies. looks like i might have to stick to numerical transforms!

thanks mute for the reply. The supergaussian i refer to is the Aexp(-(\frac{x}{a})^{2n}) where n is positive an integer and is the order of the supergaussian.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone might know what the analytic Fourier transform of a Super-Gaussian is? cheers

Hi, My understanding that one of the postulates of quantum mechanics is that the vector describing the quantum mechanical state of a system evolves in a linear fashion. My question is how this can be reconciled with systems where the system evolves in a non-linear fashion for example systems...

Hi, I was wondering if people could share with me their experiences of the workload associated with postdoc positions in the states. I am thinking of applying for some positions but i am put off by what i have previously heard - that as a postdoc you can end up doing the majority of the work...