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Mathematics / Integral transforms / Unitary operators / Joseph Fourier / Time series analysis / Fourier transform / Nuclear magnetic resonance / Matched filter / Free induction decay / Mathematical analysis / Fourier analysis / Signal processing
Date: 2004-02-24 12:31:13
Mathematics
Integral transforms
Unitary operators
Joseph Fourier
Time series analysis
Fourier transform
Nuclear magnetic resonance
Matched filter
Free induction decay
Mathematical analysis
Fourier analysis
Signal processing

4 Fourier transformation and data processing In the previous chapter we have seen how the precessing magnetization can

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