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Fourier Transform: Signal Processing and Physical Sciences

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Fourier Transform: Signal Processing and Physical Sciences
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Publisher: InTech
ISBN-13: 9789535121275
Number of pages: 222

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The book chapters are related to fast hybrid recursive FT based on Jacket matrix, acquisition algorithm for global navigation satellite system, determining the sensitivity of output parameters based on FFT, convergence of integrals of products based on Riemann-Lebesgue Lemma function, extending the real and complex number fields for treating the FT, nonmaterial structure, Gabor transform, and chalcopyrite bioleaching.

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