With kernel e−2πi⟨u,x⟩ and Imτ>0, the Fourier transform of eπiτ∣x∣2 is (−iτ)−n/2e−πi∣u∣2/τ. Choose the logarithm of −iτ on the right half-plane. The ordinary real Gaussian Fourier transform proves the identity at τ=it; holomorphic continuation proves the complex formula.
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