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inverse Fourier Transforms

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• Subject: [mg2760] inverse Fourier Transforms
• From: "L.W.Sterritt" <sterritt_lanny at mm.rdd.lmsc.lockheed.com>
• Date: Wed, 13 Dec 1995 02:02:40 -0500

I'm having difficulty doing an inverse Fourier Transform of the following expression:

90 (1-0.421372 f/Pi) Sin[f Pi/30] Sin[f Pi/3]/
(E^(25 f^2 Pi^4/52488) f^2 Pi^2).

I would like to make a plot of the inverse transform over some range of the transform variable t,
nominally 0 to 4.