F ourier and Other Mathematical Transforms
R. N. Bracewell
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R. N. Bracewell
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Abstract The article contains sections titled: Introduction The Fourier Transform Continuous versus Discrete Transforms Some Common Transforms The Laplace Transform Convergence Conditions Why Transforms are Useful Fields of Application The H artley Transform The Fast Fourier Transform The Fast H artley Algorithm The M ellin Transform The H ilbert Transform Multidimensional Transforms The H ankel Transform The A bel Transform Tomography and the Radon Transform The W alsh Transform The Z Transform Convolution Summary
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Abstract The article contains sections titled: Introduction The Fourier Transform Continuous versus Discrete Transforms Some Common Transforms The Laplace Transform Convergence Conditions Why Transforms are Useful Fields of Application The H artley Transform The Fast Fourier Transform The Fast H artley Algorithm The M ellin Transform The H ilbert Transform Multidimensional Transforms The H ankel Transform The A bel Transform Tomography and the Radon Transform The W alsh Transform The Z Transform Convolution Summary
Key concepts: Hartley transform, Fractional Fourier transform, Radon transform, Discrete Fourier transform (general), Discrete Hartley transform, Two-sided Laplace transform, S transform, Mellin transform