In agreement with Titchmarsh’s theorem, we prove that dispersion relations are just the Fourier-transform of the identity,
, which defines the property of being a truncated functions at the origin. On the other hand, we prove that the wave-function of a generalized diffraction in time problem is just the Fourier-transform of a truncated function. Consequently, the existence of dispersion relations for the diffraction in time wave-function follows. We derive these explicit dispersion relations.
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