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In case anyone else is curious about this, I found the reference to be Kammler's "A First Course in Fourier Analysis".
by atkirtland 2y ago
In case anyone else is curious about this, I found the reference to be Kammler's "A First Course in Fourier Analysis".
- rhymer 2y agoYou're right, thanks for pointing that out. I missed adding the reference: Kammler DW. A First Course in Fourier Analysis. 2nd ed. Cambridge University Press; 2008. Figure 1.19. This visualization of the relationships between time and frequency domains is a good illustration of Pontryagin duality applied to signal processing