Since it also has only positive-frequency components, its inverse Fourier transform is the analytic representation of s _ \ text { ssb } ( t ):
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By applying the van Cittert Zernike theorem, the astronomer can then take the inverse Fourier transform of the visibility function to discover the brightness distribution of the source.
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Another approach is to obtain 2-D windows by rotating the frequency response of a 1-D window in Fourier space followed by the inverse Fourier transform.
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The power cepstrum of a signal is defined as the squared magnitude of the inverse Fourier transform of the logarithm of the squared magnitude of the Fourier transform of a signal.
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In the Fourier transform, this means shifting the pole in slightly, so that the inverse Fourier transform will pick up a small decay factor in one of the time directions:
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The gravitational field can now be found by multiplying by \ vec { k } and computing the inverse Fourier transform ( or computing the inverse transform and then using some other method ).
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You can suppose that the phase at every frequency is the same i . e . zero, and do the inverse Fourier transform of the real-valued samples to get a time history.
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The dual group also has an inverse Fourier transform in its own right; it can be characterized as the inverse ( or adjoint, since it is unitary ) of the L ^ 2 Fourier transform.
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The coefficients of a finite impulse response can then be generated as the inverse Fourier Transform of the cross-correlation of the output of the system with the auto-correlation of the input to the system.
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From a calculational point of view, the drawback of course is that one must first calculate the Fourier transforms of the boundary conditions, then assemble the solution from these, and then calculate an inverse Fourier transform.
