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Uncertainty principle plays an important role in signal processing, physics and mathematics, and it represents the relations between time spread and frequency spread (or position and velocity). Linear canonical transform (LCT) is one generalisation of Fresnel transform, fractional Fourier transform and others. The LCT has been used in physical optics and signal processing. Three novel results of uncertainty principle in the LCT domains are obtained here, in which one is connected with parameters a and b and the other one is connected with c and d; the last one is connected with the four transformation parameters a, b, c and d. Their physical meanings are given as well. These results disclose the inequalities' relations between two spreads, between two group delays and between one spread and one group delay in the LCT domains. It also shows that any one of the three cases can reduce to classical uncertainty principle in time/frequency domain. The effects of time scaling on these results' bounds are also involved.
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