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matteo86bo
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I have a set of N data points defined over a periodic interval, [itex]0\le x \le 1[/itex].
I made a discrete fast Fourier transform of these data points and I get a discretized function in the Fuorier space. My question is what are the coordinate of these data points in the Fourier space?
I mean, in the real space I have in a point x=3 my function f=7.
After my discrete Fourier transform I know that this correspond to f'=49 what is the coordinate k?
All I know is that when I apply my discrete Fourier transform to my data I have a periodic function with period N/2.
I made a discrete fast Fourier transform of these data points and I get a discretized function in the Fuorier space. My question is what are the coordinate of these data points in the Fourier space?
I mean, in the real space I have in a point x=3 my function f=7.
After my discrete Fourier transform I know that this correspond to f'=49 what is the coordinate k?
All I know is that when I apply my discrete Fourier transform to my data I have a periodic function with period N/2.