Lecture 7 | The Fourier Transforms and its Applications

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[sanaullah987]

very nice and kindly share more videos on laplace transform as well 

[hai2410]

also the Tom Korner book is available for limited preview on google books. Called fourier analysis, cambridge university press, 1988

[hai2410]

how are all these definitions equivalent when some have a factor of 1/(2 pi) in?

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[felipeben569]

Does anyone know how to access the lecture notes? I couldn't find them.

[hai2410]

@felipeben569 don't think you can get them on the site. they probably want to hold some stuff back

[DaddyoShabazz]

@felipeben569 Go to the course website (link is in the video notes); Click "HANDOUTS" on the left-hand side; Click "General Handouts"; Click "Course reader".

[Mattprole]

Not sure if I'll ever take a course related to Fourier Transform, but this is great.

[inzepinz]

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[bluesrunthegame]

Where's lecture 6?

[stanforduniversity]

Click on "more info" in the video description to the right of the video. There is a link to the complete course playlist in the extended description. Hope this helps!

[bluesrunthegame]

Yes, the video is up now and a playlist has been made. Before it was missing. Perhaps youtue was doing maintenance. Thank you for the vids, Stanford.