Week of 10/23
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Revision as of 16:44, 29 October 2006
 Download Scales lecture notes on Fourier series
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 Download Fourier Transform of a box function
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10/17/06: we will do diffraction demos. Diffraction is essentially an analog calculation of a fourier transform. We will also prove the invertibility of the transform.
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