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Fourier Transform: Part One
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This lecture covers the Fourier Transformation on L^1, focusing on the transformation from Focerier to Fohacir, the properties of the Fourier series, and the continuous version of the series. It also discusses the inversion of functions and the application of the transformation in various contexts.
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