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Fourier Transform and Its Applications
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To solve the problems described with PDEs and defined in infinite or semi-infinite spaces we will apply the integral Fourier transform (FT). The properties of the FT are detailed in Chapter 9 of [ 1 ], whereas the details of the method to solve PDEs using the FT can be found in Chapter 7 of [ 5 ] both of the main texts in the bibliography.
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- Authors
- Aliev, F. G., & Lara, A.
- Venue
- Mathematical Methods for Physics
- Publisher
- Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Published
- 2023-07-10
- Pages
- 465-509
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- W4383818563
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- 68.26
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- en
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