*PM : example of jump discontinuity, id = 8567 new !-- WP guess : example of jump discontinuity-- Status:
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*PM : example of jump discontinuity, id = 8567 new !-- WP guess : example of jump discontinuity-- Status:
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Thus " g " has a jump discontinuity across ?, although its differential " dg " is smooth with compact support.
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This function does not have a derivative at the marked point, as the function is not continuous there ( specifically, it has a jump discontinuity ).
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Intuitively, as an example, consider a function ? whose singular support is concentrated on a smooth curve in the plane at which the function has a jump discontinuity.
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Proceeding further, it becomes clear that F must be 2pi-periodic, so that I don't have a jump discontinuity at theta = 0, 2pi.
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Further, it can be shown that this variance-minimizing CDF, F', must satisfy the constraint that the jump discontinuity occurs at E [ F'].
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Integrating jerk over time generally gives the according acceleration; doing so across such a Dirac delta reconstructs exactly the jump discontinuity in the acceleration belonging to the Dirac delta in the jerk.
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Hence x = 1 / N will be the next point ( on the right ) after x = \ epsilon _ 1 where f ( x ) will have a jump discontinuity.
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One can prove that all points of discontinuity of a monotone real-valued function defined on an interval are jump discontinuities and hence, by our definition, of the first kind.