On a representation of the inverse Fq transform

Abstract

A recent generalization of the Central Limit Theorem consistent with nonextensive statistical mechanics has been recently achieved through a generalized Fourier transform, noted $q$-Fourier transform. A representation formula for the inverse $q$-Fourier transform is here obtained in the class of functions $\mathcal{G}={\bigcup }_{1\le q<3}{\mathcal{G}}_q,$ where ${\mathcal{G}}_q=\{f=a{e}_q^{-\beta x2},a>0,\beta >0\}$. This constitutes a first step towards a general representation of the inverse $q$-Fourier operation, which would enable interesting physical and other applications.

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