Lecture

Fourier Transform: L^2 Analysis

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This lecture covers the Fourier transformation on L^2, focusing on the transformation of functions in the space L^2. The slides discuss the Fourier transform on L^2C1ph, the boundedness of functions, and the inversion formula. The lecture also delves into the Plancherel theorem and the identity of Perseval, showcasing the importance of convergence and density in the context of Fourier analysis.

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