Explain transform of an exponentially decreasing cosine wave

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The output of an FT-NMR is a sum of exponentially decreasing cosine waves. What is this sum called? Explain the physics of this result. Show that the transform of an exponentially decreasing cosine wave is the convolution of a shifted delta function and a Lorentzian, that is, a Lorentzian at the frequency of the cosine wave.

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