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Parabolic trajectory

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Fourier spectra of radially periodic images with a non-symmetric radial period

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It has been previously shown that a radially periodic image having a symmetric radial period can be decomposed into a circular Fourier series of circular cosine functions with radial frequencies of f=1/T, 2/T, ..., and that its Fourier spectrum consists of ...

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Although the spectrum of radially periodic images is often expressed in terms of finite or infinite series of Bessel functions, such expressions do not clearly reveal the exact impulsive structure of the spectrum. An alternative Fourier decomposition of ra ...

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