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Fourier transform

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Fourier transform (FT)
[fo̅o̅ryā′]
Etymology: Jean B.J. Fourier, French mathematician, 1768-1830; L, transformare, to change form
a mathematical procedure that separates out the frequency components of a signal from its amplitudes as a function of time, or vice versa.


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Each Fourier transform F(Q) equals the volume integral [8] of the respective [rho](r)exp(-iQ * r), Q denoting the wave vector transfer.
 
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