4. Continuous functional transformations

4.1 Fourier transform (reminder)

The Fourier transformation has already been discussed in the presentation on distributions . Given its importance, we'd like to remind you of a few key points. This transformation is defined (a priori formally) by :

F u (y) =

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General bibliography for applications of functional transformations

(1) - DAUTRAY (R.), LIONS (J.L.) - Analyse mathématique et calcul numérique pour les Sciences et les Techniques. - Masson.
(2) - CANUTO (C.), HUSSAINI (M.Y.), QUARTERONI (A.), ZANG (T.A.) - Spectral...

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