What Is the Method for Conducting 2D Fourier Analysis of Complex Shapes?

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The method for conducting 2D Fourier analysis of complex shapes involves transforming both the surrounding shape and the grid structure within it. This approach is commonly applied in graphical representations of Fourier transforms, particularly for shapes like ellipses containing grids of circles. While the course literature, specifically "The Fourier Transform & Its Applications," may not cover this method in detail, it is essential for understanding the graphical implications of Fourier analysis in physical measuring techniques.

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  • Understanding of 2D Fourier Transform concepts
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  • Basic skills in mathematical modeling of shapes
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I'm studying for a re-examn in a physical measuring techniques course that includes some Fourier analysis. On old exams there are always a question about a graphical 2d Fourier transform. It can be an ellipse containing a grid of circels, or something like that. In the solutions he takes the transform of the surrounding shape, the grid and the shape of the grid.
I can't find any information about this approach the course litterature (The Fourier Transform & Its Applications) nor on the internet. Does this approach have a name, and does anyone know of information about this?

Thanks
 
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https://www.ncurproceedings.org/ojs/index.php/NCUR2012/article/download/241/207
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