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Continuous-time Fourier Transform

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This lecture introduces the continuous-time Fourier transform, explaining its definition, properties, and applications to stable LTI systems. The instructor covers the decomposition of signals into complex exponentials, engineering applications, and the relationship between time and frequency domains.

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