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The seasonal difference operator has b0​=1, b12​=−1 and all other coefficients zero. Its frequency response is 1−e12iλ, so
fZ​(λ)=4sin2(6λ)fY​(λ),Gb​(λ)=2∣sin(6λ)∣.​
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The right sketch shows zeros at λ=jπ/6 for j=0,…,6, and maxima of height two at (2j+1)π/12 for j=0,…,5. The seasonal difference operator removes every exactly twelve-periodic component, including a constant. Its filter gain has a comb pattern: it selectively suppresses seasonal frequencies, rather than increasing monotonically with frequency.

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