How to solve the Fast Fourier transform?

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How to solve the Fast Fourier transform

I am studying algorithms about FFT and I was practicing FFT question question is asking What is the FFT of (1, 0, 0, 0)? What is the appropriate value of ω in this case? And of which sequence is (1, 0, 0, 0) the FFT? I was reading the book for this part but i didn't really understand... Can anyone explain the way to solve this problem ?

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This is easy. The DFT formula is $$X_k = \sum_{n=0}^{N-1} x_n \omega^{-nk}$$ (forward transform) $$x...

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Inverse Fourier Transform by Residue Theorem and Contour Integration?

Q) Use the Residue theorem and contour integration to show that the inverse Fourier transform of the function F(w) = (1/Sqrt[2*pi]) * (1+jw) / (1+w^2) is given by the function f(x)= e^x for x<0; 1/2 for x=0; 0 for otherwise ---------------------...

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How do I arrive from the Fourier series to discrete Fourier transform?

Fourier Series expresses a continuous periodic function in terms of sum of infinite sines and cosines. Continuous Time Fourier Transform is Fourier Series expansion of aperiodic signals(or signals with infinite period). Discrete Time Fourier Transform...

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See Discrete Fourier transform.  Look at the diagrams on the top right of the article. You will get...

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Does Fourier Transform imply that delta function value divided by infinity is 1?

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Fourier Transform of 1/(cosh x)?

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Why do some functions, which have Fourier transform, don't have Laplace transform?

For eg: signum(t), sin(t) and cos(t) (When I say sin(t) and cos(t) I am not talking about the one sided sin(t) *u(t) and cos(t) *u(t) ). I have always thought that laplace is a generalized transform and fourier is a special case of laplace transform...

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It is definitely true that Fourier is a special case of Bilateral Laplace (where in most nonperiodic...

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The auxiliary variable ”z”, was used by Ragazzini and Zadeh in [1] to denote...

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What is the relationship between the Fourier transform and Fourier series representation of a continuous function?

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In short, fourier series is for periodic signals and fourier transform is for aperiodic signals. Fourier...

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Amplitude modification, why do fourier transform of a signal always symmetrical about the vertical axis?

Take the example on wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amplitude_modulation this graph on that Wikipedia page => http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:AM_spectrum.svg shows that fourier transform of signal M is symmetrical about the vertical axis...

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With AM as in medium wave broadcast radio, the sidebands are the same (except the frequency order is...

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Fourier transform! What is the correct formula?

I m having trouble in determining that what is the correct formula for the fourier transform. In the book "Advance Engineering Mathematics" by erwin kreyszig, the formula used for the fourier transform is: ((1/2*pi)^(1/2))*integral from - inf...

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At first, I thought the top formula (with the √(1/2π) ) was using that factor as a normalization...

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