Fourier Transform: Residue Method

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This lecture covers the calculation of Fourier transforms using the residue method, focusing on complex analysis and holomorphic functions. The slides provide step-by-step examples and applications of the Fourier transform in various scenarios.

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Mathematics

Analysis: Complex analysis

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Signal processing: Fourier analysis

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