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showing explicitly only the terms of interest. The fourth moment required in expres-
sion (2.367) is then supplied by
E g 1 g 2 g 3 g 4
4
Φ
∂ω 1 ∂ω 2 ∂ω 3 ∂ω 4 ,
=
16
(2.372)
evaluated at ω 1
erentiation of the first expression (2.369)
for the characteristic function, and settingω 1
= ω 2
= ω 3
= ω 4
=
0. Di
ff
= ω 2
= ω 3
= ω 4
=
0, gives the required
fourth moment as
E g 1 g 2 g 3 g 4
=
c 14 c 32
= φ gg 1 gg 2 )
c 12 c 34 +
+ φ gg 3 gg 4 ),
(2.373)
with τ 1
t . Substitution of this expression for
the fourth moment in (2.367), and changing variables of integration, produces the
formula
E S gg, n ( f ) S gg, n + m ( f )
=
s
t , τ 2
=
u
v, τ 3
=
s
v, τ 4
=
u
I 2
i f τ 1 ) φ gg 1 )
−∞
1
w n ( s )w n ( s
exp (
=
τ 1 ) dsd τ 1
−∞
i f τ 2 ) φ gg 2 )
−∞
w n + m ( u )w n + m ( u
·
exp (
τ 2 ) dud τ 2
−∞
I 2
i f τ 3 ) φ gg ( τ 3 )
−∞
1
w n ( s )w n + m ( s τ 3 ) dsd τ 3
+
exp (
−∞
i f τ 4 ) φ gg 4 )
w n + m ( u )w n ( u τ 4 ) dud τ 4 ,
·
exp (
(2.374)
−∞
for the expected value of the product of spectral estimates, based on identical
windows w n ( t )andw n + m ( t ) shifted to centre on b n and b n + m on the time axis,
respectively. Each of the inner integrals on the right-hand side of expression (2.374)
represents a convolution of a shifted window with the time reverse (complex con-
jugate of the function obtained by switching the sign of the argument) of another
shifted window. If the Fourier transform of the window w( t )is W ( f ), the Fourier
transform of a window shifted to b on the time axis is
−∞ w( t
−∞ w( t ) e i f ( t + b ) dt =
b ) e i ft dt
e i fb W ( f ),
=
(2.375)
a general property of Fourier transforms known as the shifting theorem . Further,
the complex conjugate of W ( f )is
t ) e i ft dt ,
W ( f )
w ( t ) e i ft dt
w (
=
=
(2.376)
−∞
−∞
 
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