Lecture

Fourier Transform: Properties and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the properties and applications of the Fourier transform, including basic properties, continuity, and the concept of series. It also explores the Fourier transform of Gaussian functions and its relation to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.

Instructor

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Mathematics

Analysis: Calculus, Complex analysis

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Signal processing: Fourier analysis

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