Lecture

Discrete Fourier Transform: Main Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the main properties of the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT), including linearity, correlation, convolution, and DFT of signals of finite durations. It also discusses the method of addition by section for convolution of long signals by short signals.

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