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LECTURE 15: FOURIER METHODS. ⢠We discussed different bases for regression in lecture. 13: polynomial, rational, splin
LECTURE 15: FOURIER METHODS • We discussed different bases for regression in lecture 13: polynomial, rational, spline/gaussian… • One of the most important basis expansions is Fourier basis: Fourier (or spectral) transform • Several reasons for its importance: the basis is complete (any function can be Fourier expanded) • ability to compute convolutions and spectral densities (power spectrum) • Ability to convert dome partial differential equations (PDE) into ordinary differential equations (ODE) • Main reason for these advantages: fast Fourier transform (FFT)
Definition and properties of Fourier transforms
• Complete basise
Properties of Fourier transforms
• Convolution theorem
Correlation function and power spectrum
Power spectrum in higher dimensions
Discrete sampling: sampling theorem • We sample interval in points of length D: hn=h(nD) • Nyquist frequency: fc=1/2D • Sampling theorem: if the function h(t) does not have frequencies above fc (h(f)=0 for f>fc) it is bandwidth limited. Then h(t) is completely determined by hn: • This says that the information content is limited. If we know the maximum bandwidth frequency then we know how to sample the function using fc=1/2D to get the full information content
