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fft

  

compute the discrete Fourier transform of a vector in MATLAB(R)

 

Calling Sequence

Parameters

Description

Examples

Calling Sequence

fft(X)

fft(X, n)

Parameters

X

-

MapleMatrix or MatlabMatrix

n

-

(optional) integer

Description

• 

The fft command uses MATLAB® to compute the discrete Fourier transform of a vector, X.

• 

If the optional parameter n is specified, then only the first n elements of vector X are used in the computation. If X has fewer than n elements, the missing elements are replaced with zeros (that is, X is padded with zeros up to the value of n).

• 

Executing the fft command returns a Vector.

Examples

To see the result of the MATLAB® calls, copy the examples to a worksheet and execute them. For help setting up MATLAB® to work with Maple, see Matlab[setup].

Define the Maple matrix

> 

with⁡Matlab:

> 

v≔1,2,3,4,3,2,1,2,3,4

v≔1234321234

(1)

The Fourier transform is computed as

> 

Matlabfft⁡v

[                 25. + 0. I                  ]

[                                             ]

[0.618033988749894901 - 1.90211303259030706 I ]

[                                             ]

[-3.61803398874989490 + 4.97979656976556040 I ]

[                                             ]

[-1.61803398874989490 + 1.17557050458494626 I ]

[                                             ]

[-1.38196601125010509 + 0.449027976579585484 I]

[                                             ]

[                 -3. + 0. I                  ]

[                                             ]

[-1.38196601125010509 - 0.449027976579585484 I]

[                                             ]

[-1.61803398874989490 - 1.17557050458494626 I ]

[                                             ]

[-3.61803398874989490 - 4.97979656976556040 I ]

[                                             ]

[0.618033988749894901 + 1.90211303259030706 I ]

To obtain the fft of only the first two elements of v

> 

Matlabfft⁡v,2

[3. ]

[   ]

[-1.]

See Also

DiscreteTransforms[FourierTransform]

Matlab

Matlab[det]

Matlab[evalM]

Matlab[inv]

MatlabMatrix

 


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