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Re: Fourier Transforms

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  • Subject: [mg75011] Re: [mg74964] Fourier Transforms
  • From: Clifford Martin <camartin at snet.net>
  • Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 01:05:52 -0400 (EDT)

Chris,

Generally easy to write your own 2D Fourier Transform. The following function works fairly well. It's a little old but still works well.

fourier2d[in_]:=Block[{nr,nc,r,c,out},
   {nr,nc}=Dimensions[in];
     {r,c}={Floor[nr/2]-1,Floor[nc/2]-1};    
       out=RotateLeft[Transpose[RotateLeft[in,r]],c];
       out=N[Fourier[out]];
       out=RotateRight[
           Transpose[RotateRight[out,r]],c];
       out=Chop[out]]

Regards.

Cliff


Christopher Arthur <caa0012 at unt.edu> wrote: Mathematica's numerical package for fourier transforms is 
well-developed for the classical one-dimensional fourier transform.  If 
there would be, however, support for multidimensional transforms, then 
its documentation is not easy to find in the help browser.  
Furthermore, NIntegrate seems to choke quickly in its default mode if 
we give it a form that is similar to these transforms.  Can someone 
recommend a technique for this?  Suppose a two-dimensional transform 
would be sufficient.  Chris Arthur





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